Salicylic acid (shown below) is a polyfunctional molecule. Salicylic acid can react with ethanoic acid (acetic acid) to
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Salicylic acid (shown below) is a polyfunctional molecule.
Salicylic acid can react with ethanoic acid (acetic acid) to form
aspirin. It can also react with ethanol to form ethyl salicylate, a
compound with a minty smell used in perfume and artificial flavors.
Draw out structures to illustrate each of these reactions.
Discuss how these two reactions are similar and how they
are different.
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Salicylic acid can react with ethanoic acid (acetic acid) to form
aspirin. It can also react with ethanol to form ethyl salicylate, a
compound with a minty smell used in perfume and artificial flavors.
Draw out structures to illustrate each of these reactions.
Discuss how these two reactions are similar and how they
are different.
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