Isomenthone can be subjected to the following reaction conditions to generate a product with high regio- and stereochemical control. Provide the product of the reaction, including the stereochemistry at all relevant stereogenic centers. Draw a transition state structure that clearly indicates how this particular isomer is formed. i-Pr Me 1. LDA (1.05 eq) -78 °C 2. i-PRCHO C14H26O2

Isomenthone can be subjected to the following reaction conditions to generate a product with high regio- and stereochemical control. Provide the product of the reaction, including the stereochemistry at all relevant stereogenic centers. Draw a transition state structure that clearly indicates how this particular isomer is formed. i-Pr Me 1. LDA (1.05 eq) -78 °C 2. i-PRCHO C14H26O2

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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