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Chapter 22: Q.69-G (page 1204)

Question: Predict the products of the following reactions

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Decarboxylation

It is the reaction that leads to the removal of the carbonyl group and the release of carbon di-oxide (CO2)

02

Formation of the product

Hence, by heating the molecule the carbonyl group remove and is released with ethanol as shown:

Products

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