Predict the products of conjugate (Michael) additions, and show how to use thesereactions in syntheses. Show the general mechanism of the Robinson annulation,and use it to form cyclohexenone ring systems.

Predict the products of conjugate (Michael) additions, and show how to use thesereactions in syntheses. Show the general mechanism of the Robinson annulation,and use it to form cyclohexenone ring systems.

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Chapter19: Aldehydes And Ketones: Nucleophilic Addition Reactions

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