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acidic α-protons, aldehydes, ketones or esters,
This is one of the many review sheets we were given to review for our final, it includes...
Circle all of the acidic α-protons in the following molecules
Show the structure of the enolate (either resonance form) when the following compounds react with the given base.
The following three compounds can be made by an Aldol or Claisen condensation reaction. Clearly show the aldehydes, ketones or esters used to make them.
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