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Transcribed Image Text:Consider a carboxylic acid derived (made from) from pentanal.
a) Write/Draw the chemical reaction.
**Show the structures of the reactants and products. Use Lewis structures or
Condensed structures. Do not use line structures or molecular formula.
b) Name the product(s).
c) State the type of reaction.
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