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Chapter 24: Q.24. (page 962)

Question: What starting materials are needed to prepare each compound by the Michael reaction?

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01

Michael reaction

In the Michael reaction, a new bond is formed at β carbon of Michael acceptor.

02

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a.

The reactants that are needed are shown below:

Reactants needed in a

b.

The reactants that are needed are shown below:

Reactants needed in b

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