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10.

Notice that the only difference in this reaction and the one in Problem 9 is that the species to which the

two-carbon fragment is transferred has an ethyl group in place of the methyl group.

H B

CH

3

C

HO

CH

3

C

HO

H B

+

CO

2

CH

3

C

O

C

OH

CH

2

CH

3

H B

_

+

_

C

O

O

C CH

3

C

O

O

O

_

C

CH

3

CH

2

C

O

O

O

_

C

O

O

_

S

C

RN

+

S

C

RN

+

S

C

RN

S

C

RN

+

S

C

RN

+

_

HO CH

2

CH

3

C CH

3

C

O

O

C

O

-

aceto- -hydroxybutyrate

11.

Solved in the text.

12.

a.

CH

3

C

O

b. 

CH

3

C

O

c. 

HOCH

2

C

O

13.

The compound on the right is more easily decarboxylated because the electrons left behind when

CO

2

is eliminated are delocalized onto the positively charged nitrogen of the pyridine ring. The electrons left

behind if the other compound is decarboxylated cannot be delocalized.

N

H

+

N

H

+

_

O

CH

2

CH

2

C

O

_

O CH

2

C

O