In this chapter, we will study three types of Condensation reactions: Michael, Aldol and Claisen. Match the right reaction with the statements below. This condensation reaction takes place between two esters. The electrophile in this reaction must be an a,B-unsaturated carbonyl compound. The B-hydroxy carbonyl products of this reaction are often dehydrated to form a,B- unsaturated carbonyl products.

In this chapter, we will study three types of Condensation reactions: Michael, Aldol and Claisen. Match the right reaction with the statements below. This condensation reaction takes place between two esters. The electrophile in this reaction must be an a,B-unsaturated carbonyl compound. The B-hydroxy carbonyl products of this reaction are often dehydrated to form a,B- unsaturated carbonyl products.

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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