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Jesus I'm a dork.
Jesus I'm a dork.
That is so sexy. 👍 😉stoic said:
synapse said:
You're actually mixing up two reactions that cause the reduction of aldehydes and ketons to alkanes.
In the Wolff-Kisner reduction, the reagents H2NNH2 along with base and heat are used to make the alkane.
In the Clemmensen Reduction, however, the reagents Hg(zn) and HCl do the trick.
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