When (1) and (2) are placed in a solution of sodium methoxide and
methanol, (3) is formed. What is the structure of (3)? Provide a
detailed mechanism for this reaction.
Provide a detailed mechanism for the conversion of (3) to (4), carbon
dioxide and acetone.
In both mechanisms, indicate which reactions are reversible.
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mechanisms - reversible reactions
When (1) and (2) are placed in a solution of sodium methoxide and methanol, (3) is formed. What is the structure of (3)? Provide a DETAILED mechanism for this reaction.
Provide a DETAILED mechanism for the conversion of (3) to (4), carbon dioxide and acetone.
In both mechanisms, indicate which reactions are reversible.
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