43C\ ......cion 2 (a) What reaction will occur if a catalytic amount of the base sodium ethoxide is added to acetone? Propose a structure of the product from this reaction. HK CH₂ NaOEt (0.05 eq) (b) What product would be expected if acetone were added to an excess of a stronger base (e.g. LDA)?

43C\ ......cion 2 (a) What reaction will occur if a catalytic amount of the base sodium ethoxide is added to acetone? Propose a structure of the product from this reaction. HK CH₂ NaOEt (0.05 eq) (b) What product would be expected if acetone were added to an excess of a stronger base (e.g. LDA)?

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