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Chapter 23: Q23-7P (page 761)

Show how you would synthesize the following compound using an aldol reaction:

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The name of the given compound is:Cyclopropyl Acetaldehyde.

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For the formation of this compound through aldol reaction we must have aldehyde having 1 cyclopropyl ring with at least 1๐›‚-hydrogen atom.

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chemical reaction:

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