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ISBN: 9781119233664

Author: Snyder

Publisher: VST

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Chapter D, Problem 10PP

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What reactant could lead to each product by either a Cope or Claisen rearrangement?

Chapter D, Problem 10PP, Practice Problem D.10 What reactant could lead to each product by either a Cope or Claisen

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