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Orgo 2 Ch21

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Ester formation from carboxylic acid

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Carboxylic acid + hydroxy group form cyclic esters

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Formation of acid chlorides from carboxylic acid

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Amides/Ester formation from acid chlorides

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Ester/Amide formation from cyclic anhydrides

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Methyl ester formation from carboxylic acids

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Amide formation from ester/amines

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Ester hydrolysis to carboxylic acid

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Saponification

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Amide hydroysis of Acid

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Amide hydrolysis of Base

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Amide formation from nitriles

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Nitrile hydrolysis of acid

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Nitrile hydrolysis of base

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Ketone formation from acid chloride

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Tertiary alcohol formation from esters

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Carboxylic acids and esters are reduced to form primary alcohols

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Reduction of amides to form amines

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Aldehyde formation from acid chlorides

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