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Aldol, Cannizzaro, Perkin, Claisen and related condensations
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Which of the following cannot form an enolate and therefore cannot act as the nucleophile in an aldol reaction?
A
ethanal
B
benzaldehyde
C
propanone
D
propanal
Answer: B
Benzaldehyde,
C
X
6
H
X
5
CHO
, has no alpha-hydrogen. Ethanal, propanone and propanal all have alpha-hydrogens and form enolates.
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