shaneo Posted February 14, 2015 Posted February 14, 2015 Hi all,I am of the understanding that when a carbonyl group is in a sterically hindered environment on an enone the grignard reagent instead chooses to opt to react with the alkene group on the enone instead. (More specifically cleavage of a hydrogen atom). I have to write out a mechanism for this but i can't get to grips with it.It would be much appreciated if someone could outline a general mechanism of a reaction of this type with the sterically hindered carbonyl group! or alternatively point me to a webpage or ebook that can! as i have scoured the web to no avail.Thanks,shaneo!
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