Chapter 2: Q. 2.76 (page 90)
Write a stepwise reaction sequence using proton transfer reactions to show how the following reaction occurs. (Hint: As a first step, use to remove a proton from the group between the C=O and C=C.)
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Chapter 2: Q. 2.76 (page 90)
Write a stepwise reaction sequence using proton transfer reactions to show how the following reaction occurs. (Hint: As a first step, use to remove a proton from the group between the C=O and C=C.)

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