3.2 3.3 3.4 Study the reaction below to give the name of the reaction and the predict the mechanistic pathway for the product formation. H₂C-C-O-CH₂CH₂ BASE HC-CO-CH,CH, (5) CO-CH,CH, CH₂ O-CH,CH, Give the mechanistic pathway of the based catalyzed cross-aldol type reaction below (5) HẠCH, CÓ OCH₂CH CH3CH₂OC CH3. CH2 CHCH (CH3),NH, HOAC сн.снос H₂C CH3CH₂OC 3.3.1 What is the name for this cross-aldol type reaction? (1) Name the two factors that affect the geometry of product formed in mixed aldol condensation reaction (2)

3.2 3.3 3.4 Study the reaction below to give the name of the reaction and the predict the mechanistic pathway for the product formation. H₂C-C-O-CH₂CH₂ BASE HC-CO-CH,CH, (5) CO-CH,CH, CH₂ O-CH,CH, Give the mechanistic pathway of the based catalyzed cross-aldol type reaction below (5) HẠCH, CÓ OCH₂CH CH3CH₂OC CH3. CH2 CHCH (CH3),NH, HOAC сн.снос H₂C CH3CH₂OC 3.3.1 What is the name for this cross-aldol type reaction? (1) Name the two factors that affect the geometry of product formed in mixed aldol condensation reaction (2)

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