
Organic Chemistry
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Chapter 19.SE, Problem 77AP
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Interpretation:
The synthesis of 6–methyl–5–hepten–2–one from methyl– 4–oxo pentanoate is to be given.
Concept introduction:
The synthesize required can be carried out by the following steps. i) Protecting the keto group in the ketoester by treating with a
To give:
The synthesis of 6–methyl–5–hepten–2–one from methyl– 4–oxo pentanoate.
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