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The mechanism for a Stork alkylation reaction which is the second part of the Stork reaction in which the previously formed enamine is alkylated an acyl halide or alpha or beta unsaturated aldehyde or ketone in order to synthesize a selective monoalkylated aldehyde or ketone.
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The mechanism for a Stork alkylation reaction which is the second part of the Stork reaction in which the previously formed enamine is alkylated an acyl halide or alpha or beta unsaturated aldehyde or ketone in order to synthesize a selective monoalkylated aldehyde or ketone.
Music: Slow Times Over Hear – YouTube Audio Library










