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Chapter 9, Problem 9.41SP
The following functional-group interchange is a useful synthesis of
- a. What reagents were used in this chapter for this transformation? Give an example to illustrate this method.
- b. This functional-group interchange can also be accomplished using the following sequence.
Propose mechanisms for these steps.
- c. Explain why a nucleophilic reagent such as ethoxide adds to an
alkyne more easily than it adds to analkene .
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