Examples of this reaction class include Stobbe and Pechmann, in which phenols react with beta-keto esters.
Examples of this reaction class include Stobbe and Pechmann, in which phenols react with beta-keto esters. Carbon-carbon bonds are formed between malonic acid esters and aldehydes in the Knoevenagel type, while acyloin and benzoin are both commonly synthesized using this type of reaction. Alpha-beta- unsaturated carbonyl compounds and beta-keto esters are the products of two common examples that involve the reaction of two aldehydes or ketones in the first case, and two esters in the second. For 10 points, identify this type of chemical reaction, examples of which include aldol and Claisen, in which two molecules are covalently bonded to each other with the release of a small molecule.
Examples of this reaction class include Stobbe and Pechmann, in which phenols react with beta-keto esters.
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