1. Which of the following compounds when reduced with LiAlH4 will produce an optically active compound: choose...
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1. Which of the following compounds when reduced with LiAlH4 will produce an optically active compound:
choose the best option:
a-Propanal
b-Propanone
c-Butanal
d-Butanone
2- Reduction of cyclohexanone with LiAlH4 (or NaBH4) should give:
choose the best option
a-an alcohol
b-an organic acid
c-an aldehyde
d-a hemiacetal
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