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(a)
Interpretation: The product of the given proton transfers reaction is to be drawn. The acid and base in the starting material, and the conjugate acid and base in the products are to be stated.
Concept introduction: In proton transfer reaction, acid donate protons to from a conjugate base and a base accepts protons to from a conjugate acid. An acid base reaction is represented as,
Answer to Problem 2.40P
The products of the given proton transfer reaction are
Explanation of Solution
The given starting material
The products of the given proton transfer reaction are
(b)
Interpretation: The product of the given proton transfers reaction is to be drawn. The acid and base in the starting material, and the conjugate acid and base in the products are to be stated.
Concept introduction: In proton transfer reaction, acid donate protons to from a conjugate base and a base accepts protons to from a conjugate acid. An acid base reaction is represented as,
Answer to Problem 2.40P
The products of the given proton transfer reaction are
Explanation of Solution
The given starting material
Figure 1
The products of the given proton transfer reaction are
(c)
Interpretation: The product of the given proton transfers reaction is to be drawn. The acid and base in the starting material, and the conjugate acid and base in the products are to be stated.
Concept introduction: In proton transfer reaction, acid donate protons to from a conjugate base and a base accepts protons to from a conjugate acid. An acid base reaction is represented as,
Answer to Problem 2.40P
The products of the given proton transfer reaction are
Explanation of Solution
The given starting material
The products of the given proton transfer reaction are
(d)
Interpretation: The product of the given proton transfers reaction is to be drawn. The acid and base in the starting material, and the conjugate acid and base in the products are to be stated.
Concept introduction: In proton transfer reaction, acid donate protons to from a conjugate base and a base accepts protons to from a conjugate acid. A acid base reaction is represented as,
Answer to Problem 2.40P
The products of the given proton transfer reaction are
Explanation of Solution
The given starting material
The products of the given proton transfer reaction are
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