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Results tagged with enolate-chemistry
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Enolates are anions derived from the deprotonation of carbonyl compounds. This tag must be used while dealing with the enolates or its derivatives including its resonance forms.
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how does enolate affect an elimination reaction?
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But why wouldn't the reaction proceed through this way, which makes more sense? Since the reaction above generates an enolate bearing a negative charge first, making the molecule less …
