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Chapter 29: Q49. (page 1194)

Draw the organic products formed in each reaction

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Compounds which contain carbon are bonded with other elements such as hydrogen, nitrogen and so on, either in open or closed chain are said to be organic compounds.

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Organic compounds

Compounds which contain carbon are bonded with other elements such as hydrogen, nitrogen and so on, either in open or closed chain are said to be organic compounds.

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Formation of products

a. 2-amino-3-methylbutanoic acid is treated with acetic anhydride and acylase to form a mixture of acidic compound.

Formation of acidic compound

b. Acidic indole is treated with Rh catalyst which on further reaction forms (S) isomer.

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