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== Condensation of Ketone to Alpha, Beta Unsaturated Carbonyl == | |||
This mechanism forms an enol, which then attacks the carbonyl of another molecule. The molecule then undergoes E1cb to eliminate the hydroxy group and form a carbon-carbon double bond. | |||
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Revision as of 19:13, 3 May 2019
Condensation of Ketone to Alpha, Beta Unsaturated Carbonyl
This mechanism forms an enol, which then attacks the carbonyl of another molecule. The molecule then undergoes E1cb to eliminate the hydroxy group and form a carbon-carbon double bond.
