Derivatives of vinyl acetate
Vinyl acetate can produce reactions that occur most of the olefins or esters. Such as the addition of bromine to form dibromide, the addition of hydrogen halide to produce vinyl haloacetate, which is the only way to produce the substance because there is no corresponding halohydrin. The addition of acetic acid under palladium catalysis can produce ethylene diacetate and CH3CH (OAc) 2. The latter can undergo a transesterification reaction with many carboxylic acids. As an alkene, vinyl acetate can also undergo a Diels-Alder reaction and a 2 + 2 ring addition
