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Course: CHE 311, Fall 2008
School: W. Kentucky
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Formation O Acetal H CH3OH H3CO OCH3 Mechanism O H CH3OH H HOCH3 H HO OCH3 H H O OCH3 O 1 2 3 4 H3CO OCH3 H CH3OH CH3OH H H3CO OCH3 CH3OH H2O O CH3 7 Acetal Cleavage (hydrolysis) H3CO H OCH3 H2O 6 5 O Mechanism H3CO OCH3 H OH2 H H3CO OCH3 CH3OH H2O O CH3 7 6 5 O H OH2 O H HOCH3 H2O H HO OCH3 H H O OCH3 1 acetal.chx 1/23/02 9:31 AM 2 3 4

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