Enamines are generally used to give a selective monoalkylation of ketones which can be conducted under mild acidic conditions. Draw the enamine used in this reaction (NOTE the mechanism for enamine formation is NOT required). From the enamine provide a mechanism for the alkylation and hydrolysis to the ketone product. Make sure to show electron flow with arrows for each step (including proton transfer) to receive full credit. Also, clearly label your ketone product. provide mechanism H* Ph Br H20 enamine ketone

Enamines are generally used to give a selective monoalkylation of ketones which can be conducted under mild acidic conditions. Draw the enamine used in this reaction (NOTE the mechanism for enamine formation is NOT required). From the enamine provide a mechanism for the alkylation and hydrolysis to the ketone product. Make sure to show electron flow with arrows for each step (including proton transfer) to receive full credit. Also, clearly label your ketone product. provide mechanism H* Ph Br H20 enamine ketone

Chemistry

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

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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