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Chapter 22: 12P (page 868)

Draw the products formed from LiAlH4 reduction of each compound.

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The products formed from LiAlH4 reduction of each compound are shown below:

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Step-by-Step SolutionStep 1: Reduction of carboxylic acids

LiAlH4 is a strongest reducing agent that do not stop the reaction at the aldehyde stage from a carboxylic acid. They undergo over-reduction to convert carboxylic acids into primary alcohols.

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Reduction of amides

Besides reducing carboxylic acids, LiAlH4 too can reduce amides (primary, secondary or tertiary) into primary, secondary, or tertiary amines.

In the provided structures, over-reduction occurs, which indicates that with the help of LiAlH4, such conversion can take place.

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Explanation

Hence, based on the explanations, the products formed from LiAlH4 reduction of each compound are shown below:

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