Define the reactants reagents and products for the reactions

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Give equations showing the structures of all the reactants, reagents and products for the reactions of salicylic acid with the following.

a.) acetyl chloride/pyridine

b.) methanol/HCl/heat

c.) aq, sodium bicarbonate, room temperature

d.) aq. sodium hydroxide, room temperature

Reference no: EM13507647

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