Boranes are uncommonly used to reduce members of this class of organic compounds to primary alcohols, while bromination can done using the Hunsdiecker reaction.
Boranes are uncommonly used to reduce members of this class of organic compounds to primary alcohols, while bromination can done using the Hunsdiecker reaction. With alcohols, they undergo the Fischer esterification. Their most reactive products are the acyl halides, which are often used in Friedel-Crafts reactions, while their second most reactive products are the anhydrides, which form from two members of this class of organic compounds. FTP, name this class of organic compounds which contain an alcohol connected to a ketone, members of which include formic acid and acetic acid.
Boranes are uncommonly used to reduce members of this class of organic compounds to primary alcohols, while bromination can done using the Hunsdiecker reaction.
carboxylic acids