12.Use of KMnO4 to effect oxidative cleave of the alkene J, C¿H16, yields two fragments, one of which is butanoic acid and the other a ketone, Q. When J reacts with one molar equivalent of H-Cl, the alkyl halide K, C3H1,Cl, is formed. What are the structures of J, J, and Q? Write all the reactions, and show your reasoning.
12.Use of KMnO4 to effect oxidative cleave of the alkene J, C¿H16, yields two fragments, one of which is butanoic acid and the other a ketone, Q. When J reacts with one molar equivalent of H-Cl, the alkyl halide K, C3H1,Cl, is formed. What are the structures of J, J, and Q? Write all the reactions, and show your reasoning.
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![12.Use of KMnO, to effect oxidative cleave of the
alkene J, C3H16, yields two fragments, one of which is
butanoic acid and the other a ketone, Q. When J reacts
with one molar equivalent of H-Cl, the alkyl halide K,
C3H17CI, is formed. What are the structures of J, J, and
Q? Write all the reactions, and show your reasoning.](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F9fa61ada-56b3-43bb-a096-aa43147ab223%2F47a4c247-f406-4300-8683-4c4b1809cd3b%2F9oco6w7_processed.jpeg&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:12.Use of KMnO, to effect oxidative cleave of the
alkene J, C3H16, yields two fragments, one of which is
butanoic acid and the other a ketone, Q. When J reacts
with one molar equivalent of H-Cl, the alkyl halide K,
C3H17CI, is formed. What are the structures of J, J, and
Q? Write all the reactions, and show your reasoning.
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