1. Predict the organic product(s) from the following reactions. Draw the curved arrows for the carbon-carbon bond-forming step (enolate attacking carbonyl) in the box under the starting materials. 1. LDA (1 equiv), -78 °C 2. Ph 3. H3O+ workup curved arrows for enolate attacking carbonyl KOEt (cat) EtOH (solvent) heat H₂N major product(s) (including stereoisomers if relevant) curved arrows for enolate attacking carbonyl major product(s) (including stereoisomers if relevant) + H2O

1. Predict the organic product(s) from the following reactions. Draw the curved arrows for the carbon-carbon bond-forming step (enolate attacking carbonyl) in the box under the starting materials. 1. LDA (1 equiv), -78 °C 2. Ph 3. H3O+ workup curved arrows for enolate attacking carbonyl KOEt (cat) EtOH (solvent) heat H₂N major product(s) (including stereoisomers if relevant) curved arrows for enolate attacking carbonyl major product(s) (including stereoisomers if relevant) + H2O

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Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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