The following reaction sequence is described as an introductory organic chemistry laboratory experiment in the Journal of Chemical Education, vol. 78:1676-1678 (2001). Write structural formulas for compound A and compound B. CH3 0. CH3 HO. C12H2006 O -CH3 CH3 CH3- pyridine -SO₂CI 2. bromo 2 methylbutane in acetic ac Compound A (C19H26O8S) KOC(CH3) Compound B (C12H1805)

The following reaction sequence is described as an introductory organic chemistry laboratory experiment in the Journal of Chemical Education, vol. 78:1676-1678 (2001). Write structural formulas for compound A and compound B. CH3 0. CH3 HO. C12H2006 O -CH3 CH3 CH3- pyridine -SO₂CI 2. bromo 2 methylbutane in acetic ac Compound A (C19H26O8S) KOC(CH3) Compound B (C12H1805)

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