Draw the structures corresponding to the following intermediate products for the following multistep synthesis: B and C. It is important to reflect on what transformation is occurring at each step. Please use the subgroup (Ph) to indicate the benzene ring. но PhMgBr A BH - H,0

Draw the structures corresponding to the following intermediate products for the following multistep synthesis: B and C. It is important to reflect on what transformation is occurring at each step. Please use the subgroup (Ph) to indicate the benzene ring. но PhMgBr A BH - H,0

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Chapter19: Enolate Anions And Enamines

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Draw the structures corresponding to the following intermediate products for the following multistep synthesis: B
and C. It is important to reflect on what transformation is occurring at each step. Please use the subgroup (Ph)
to indicate the benzene ring.
но
PhMgBr
A
BH
- H,0

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