3. You all know the carbonyl structure. It is carbon atom double bonded to the oxygen atom. a. Draw the dipol moment of the carbonyl structure. b. Here are two different carbonyl bearing molecules. With the knowledge you learned so far explain which one is more stable and why? CH3 H;C H3C b. 4. Is it possible to achieve this reaction directly? Explain your reasons. CH3

3. You all know the carbonyl structure. It is carbon atom double bonded to the oxygen atom. a. Draw the dipol moment of the carbonyl structure. b. Here are two different carbonyl bearing molecules. With the knowledge you learned so far explain which one is more stable and why? CH3 H;C H3C b. 4. Is it possible to achieve this reaction directly? Explain your reasons. CH3

Organic Chemistry

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Chapter19: Enolate Anions And Enamines

Section19.9: Crossed Enolate Reactions Using Lda

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