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Summary of various condensation reactions

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Includes conditions, reagents, steps, and mechanisms for various condensation reactions like Aldol, Claisen, and Dieckman. Also includes LDA substitution and enolate formation.

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Chapter 21
1 LDA

strong bulky base
Forms enolate rapidIt unlike weaker bases
used in condensation reactions




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IN K
fi je Endate
a
Br
steps
FIFTY
2 Aldol condensation
common in organic synthesis
used to make C C
see aldol runs in Biochem catalyed by aldolase
Base and catalyzed
Ran bit enolate ketone aldehyde
Several types s 1.1 crossed cyclic

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