Asked by meghan

Draw the acetal obtanined from 1-propanol and benzaldehyde

Draw the ketal obtained from 2-propanol and 3-methylcyclpentanone

Can someone tell me where the actal/ketal comes from or do I just add it to the equation. Not sure how to start this. Thanks :)

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Answered by Devron
Basically, they are telling you what is the ketone and what is acetal are. The addition of two 1-propanols to benzaldehyde will produce the acetal.The addition of one 1-propanol will produce an hemiacetal. The addition of two 2-propanols to methylcyclopentanone will produce the ketal.The addition of one 2-propanol will produce an hemiketall.

Aldehyde=acetal and ketone=ketal
Answered by Devron
Basically, they are telling you what the ketone is and what the ketal is, or what the aldehyde is and what the acetal is. The addition of two 1-propanols to benzaldehyde will produce the acetal. The addition of one 1-propanol to benzaldehyde will produce an hemiacetal. The addition of two 2-propanols to methylcyclopentanone will produce the ketal.The addition of one 2-propanol to methylcyclopentanone will produce an hemiketall.

Aldehyde=acetal and ketone=ketal

You have to draw the structure of the compounds, but the general rule is that the compounds will have a structure of OR-CH-OH or OR-CR-OH for hemiketals and hemiacetals, and they will have a structure of OR-CH(OR)-OH or OR-CR(OR)-OH for acetals and ketals.
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