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22. Condensation Chemistry - Part 2 of 3!
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22. Condensation Chemistry - Part 2 of 3!
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25. Condensation Chemistry / Directed Condensations / Problem 12
Problem 12
In a reaction between acetophenone and formaldehyde using sodium ethoxide, which enolate attacks the electrophilic carbon?
A
No reaction occurs because sodium ethoxide is non-nucleophilic.
B
The enolate from formaldehyde attacks the acetophenone carbonyl.
C
The enolate from acetophenone attacks the formaldehyde carbonyl.
D
Both enolates attack each other simultaneously.
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