1) What functional group is formed in a Wittig Reaction? 2) What is a ylide? 3)...

1) What functional group is formed in a Wittig Reaction?

2) What is a ylide?

3) The ylide is reacted with a compound with which functional group?

4) How is a ylide formed?

5) Why is it necessary to add the base, NaOH, in the reaction?

6) What is the side product that forms in the Wittig reaction?

This is from wittig reaction experiment-organic chemistry

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