Draw the overall reaction between trigyceride (oil) called "triolein" and sodium methoxide solution (methanol +NaOH)
Solution :-
Following image shows the reaction of the triolein with the methanol + NaOH reagent.
methanol and NaOH produces the methoxide ion which is then acts as nulceophile and reacts with the glyceride triolein and produces glycerol and 3 moles of long chain methoxy ester of the fatty acid in the triolein.
NaOH + CH3OH ---- > CH3ONa + H2O
Draw the overall reaction between trigyceride (oil) called "triolein" and sodium methoxide solution (methanol +NaOH)
Draw the overall reaction between triolein and sodium methoxide solution
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