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In the synthesis of dimethylmaleate, answer the following question:

How would you propose to characterize product of this reaction? For example: What differences in IR/NMR spectra would you see between starting material (maleic anhydride) and obtained product?

SYNTHESIS OF DIMETHYLMALEATE A Chem Ed TESTED DEMONSTRATION Rewritten from: Oliver Grummill, THIS JOURNAL, 18, 447 (1941) by

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