Complete the drawing of the product of the diels–alder reaction, ignoring stereochemistry.

Chemistry

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shepuryov [24]3 years ago

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Answer:

In Diels alder reaction

It's an Adduct that is fromed from the reactants

Explanation:

I.e diene + dienophile= Adduct

E.g 1,3-butadiene + ethene = cyclohexene

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