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Problem 9P

Show how you would accomplish each conversion using an enamine synthesis with pyrrolidine as the secondary amine.

(a) cyclopentanone $⟶2$ -allylcyclopentanone

(b) pentan-3-one $⟶2$ -methyl-1-phenylpentan-3-one

$P h-C-C H_{2}-C-P h$

Equation transcription:

$Ph-C-C{H}_{2}-C-Ph$

Text transcription:

P h-C-C H{2}-C-P h

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