ochem question.. that i don't have a clue

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How many combination(s) of carbonyl compound and ylide could be used to synthesize CH3CH=CH2?



what chapter or section should i study for this question?


answer is 2 btw
 
Keroro said:
How many combination(s) of carbonyl compound and ylide could be used to synthesize CH3CH=CH2?



what chapter or section should i study for this question?


answer is 2 btw

The answer should be in the carbonyls chapter, toward the end of the book.

Good luck!
 
Just break the double bond, ylide/corbonyl for each side = 2 combos... if Im thinking correctly 😉
 
A Ylide can be viewed as just a carbon carbon double bond. So you just look at the number of double bonds, in this case 1. So there are two ways to form this compound.

#1 having a COH2 and a Ylide looking like this (C6H5)3P-:CHCH3

#2 having CH3COH and a Ylide looking like (C6H5)3P-:CH2

Hope that helps!!
 
Just break the double bond, ylide/carbonyl for each side = 2 combos... if Im thinking correctly 😉
 
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