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Conjugated Unsaturated Ketones. III. Aromatization‐Like Reactions and Aromatization of Dibenzalcycloalkanones

Ping‐Yuan Yeh

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Abstract The stability of 2,6‐dibenzalcyclohexanone (V) and 2,5‐dibenzalcyclopentanone (VI) has been discussed. Twenty‐seven examples of aromatizationlike reaction of 2,6‐dibenzalcyclohexanone and 2,5‐dibenzalcyclopentanone have been studied. Aromatization of 2,6‐dibenzalcyciohexanone has been realized by both indirect and direct methods.

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Abstract The stability of 2,6‐dibenzalcyclohexanone (V) and 2,5‐dibenzalcyclopentanone (VI) has been discussed. Twenty‐seven examples of aromatizationlike reaction of 2,6‐dibenzalcyclohexanone and 2,5‐dibenzalcyclopentanone have been studied. Aromatization of 2,6‐dibenzalcyciohexanone has been realized by both indirect and direct methods.

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Abstract The stability of 2,6‐dibenzalcyclohexanone (V) and 2,5‐dibenzalcyclopentanone (VI) has been discussed. Twenty‐seven examples of aromatizationlike reaction of 2,6‐dibenzalcyclohexanone and 2,5‐dibenzalcyclopentanone have been studied. Aromatization of 2,6‐dibenzalcyciohexanone has been realized by both indirect and direct methods.

Key concepts: Aromatization, Chemistry, Conjugated system, Organic chemistry, Catalysis, Polymer

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