A synthetic trap occurs when a reaction can give more than one desired product. For the reaction below, draw the stuctures of the two organic compounds that were actually formed following addition of CH3CH₂Li and subsequent aqueous acid workup. HO Ph 1. CH3CH₂Li 2. H₂O* HO HO Ph Desired target (not observed)

A synthetic trap occurs when a reaction can give more than one desired product. For the reaction below, draw the stuctures of the two organic compounds that were actually formed following addition of CH3CH₂Li and subsequent aqueous acid workup. HO Ph 1. CH3CH₂Li 2. H₂O* HO HO Ph Desired target (not observed)

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Chapter8: Haloalkanes, Halogenation, And Radical Reactions

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 8.28P

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