Question
Predict the products for the following reaction.
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Answer
The substrate (A) contains an isolated
and an aldehyde group. $H_2/Ni$ can reduce both these functional groups while $LiAlH_4$ can reduce only $– CHO$ of the two, Hence
and an aldehyde group. $H_2/Ni$ can reduce both these functional groups while $LiAlH_4$ can reduce only $– CHO$ of the two, Hence
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