Advanced Organic Chemistry: Carbonyl Reactivity

Описание: In this installment of the Synthesis Workshop Advanced Organic Chemistry course, Patrick Deneny joins us to give an overview of carbonyl reactivity.

This episode has an accompanying problem and solution set available at https://synthesis-workshop.com/#probl....

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