A therapeutic agent (1) can react with sodium hydroxide to produce two new water solubleproducts.MeOa)(1)COOHPhBoil with dilute NaOH solutionProduct A+ Product BDraw the structures of the two products generated from the reaction.

This is an example of ester hydrolysis under alkaline condition

A therapeutic agent (1) can react with sodium hydroxide to produce two new water soluble products. MeO (1) COOH Ph Boil with dilute NaOH solution Product A+ Product B a) Draw the structures of the two products generated from the reaction.

A therapeutic agent (1) can react with sodium hydroxide to produce two new water soluble products. MeO (1) COOH Ph Boil with dilute NaOH solution Product A+ Product B a) Draw the structures of the two products generated from the reaction.

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MeO
a)
(1)
COOH
Ph
Boil with dilute NaOH solution
Product A+ Product B
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