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Chapter 23: Q26E (page 783)

The following molecule was formed by a Robinson annulation reaction. What reactants were used?

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Two reactants are used for the synthesis of a given molecule.

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01

Product

The given product is synthesized by Robinson annulation reaction.

02

Reactants

The reactants used in Robinson annulation reaction are,

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