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thE3nigma
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Hi,
This is not a homework question but something I found within my textbook. I just wanted to understand a solution they gave to the problem.
The question is:
Predict the product of the following Diels-Alder reaction:
The structures of two molecules, a diene (4 carbons long) and a methyl butyrate (methyl butanoate).
The answer has the methyl ester and H atom popping out of the book. I just wanted to confirm that it would not be wrong if it was drawn with the methyl ester and H atom going into the book would it? I do not think this is an endo substituent in this case.
This is not a homework question but something I found within my textbook. I just wanted to understand a solution they gave to the problem.
The question is:
Predict the product of the following Diels-Alder reaction:
The structures of two molecules, a diene (4 carbons long) and a methyl butyrate (methyl butanoate).
The answer has the methyl ester and H atom popping out of the book. I just wanted to confirm that it would not be wrong if it was drawn with the methyl ester and H atom going into the book would it? I do not think this is an endo substituent in this case.
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