Help This compound was made from a conjugated enone using a multi-step synthesis that included a directaddition and a conjugate addition. What was the nucleophile used in the direct addition step?но снCH3CH3H3Cisopropyl lithium, i-PrLimethyl cuprate, (CH3)2CuLimethyllithium, CH3LIethyllithium, EtLiethyl cuprate, (Et)2CuLiO isopropyl cuprate, (i-Pr)2CuLi

The enone can give an addition reaction at C=C and C=O. The addition reaction at C=O is known as a…

This compound was made from a conjugated enone using a multi-step synthesis that included a direct addition and a conjugate addition. What was the nucleophile used in the direct addition step? HO CH3 CH3 CH3 H3C isopropyl lithium, i-PrLi methyl cuprate, (CH3)2CuLi methyllithium, CH3LI ethyllithium, EtLi ethyl cuprate, (Et)2CuLi isopropyl cuprate, (i-Pr)2CULI

This compound was made from a conjugated enone using a multi-step synthesis that included a direct addition and a conjugate addition. What was the nucleophile used in the direct addition step? HO CH3 CH3 CH3 H3C isopropyl lithium, i-PrLi methyl cuprate, (CH3)2CuLi methyllithium, CH3LI ethyllithium, EtLi ethyl cuprate, (Et)2CuLi isopropyl cuprate, (i-Pr)2CULI

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Chapter23: Carbonyl Condensation Reactions

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