Organic Chemistry (9th Edition)
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Chapter 11, Problem 11.51SP
The compound shown below has three different types of OH groups, all with different acidities. Show the structure produced after this compound is treated with different amounts of NaH followed by a methylating reagent. Add a brief explanation.
- a. 1 equivalent of NaH, followed by 1 equivalent of CH3I and heat
- b. 2 equivalents of NaH, followed by 2 equivalents of CH3I and heat
- c. 3 equivalents of NaH, followed by 3 equivalents of CH3I and heat
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