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@Dexter
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@Nimboi
carboxylic acid with a ketone group
usse fir reduce kardiya
so just a carboxylic acid
I was under the impression that oxygen donates a lone pair to AlCl3, becomes O(+), then breaks the bond, becoming just uncharged O
then H2SO4 se Carbocation on the acid
yeah the rest of it makes sense
Well, technically it's not an O(-)
wh
why the minus sign then 💀
The carbonyl wala O donates it actually
also yeah if its not O(-) then it cant form the carboxylic acid
ruko mai mechanism likh ke bhejta hu
Technically it's this
But we draw O(-) for simplicity's sake
wait does a single H(+) then just replaced the entire AlCl3 structure to give OH
Because anyways that H(+) that gets released is gonna take care of it.
Mhm.
wow ok
@Dexter nevermind its all g
AlCl3 is stable, so it's a good leaving group too
yeah that makes sense
thanku
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