(b) H3C Edit Drawing + (1)NaOEt (2)H₂O+

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Problem 10.26EP: The formula for tartaric acid is preferably written as H2C4H4O6 rather than as C4H6O6. Explain why.
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Write a structural formula for the major product from each of the following reactions. Note: assume that the esters having no a hydrogens are always in excess. Only typed solution and add explanation
× Incorrect.
(b)
H3C
Edit Drawing
+
(1)NaOEt
(2)H₂O+
Transcribed Image Text:× Incorrect. (b) H3C Edit Drawing + (1)NaOEt (2)H₂O+
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