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posted on 14-5-2007 at 06:17
imine <---> enamine
many articles are about the reactions of imines through the intermediate of their enamines. well, how to determine the trend of the tautomerism and how to know whether one imine could tautomer to its enamine form? thanks so much for reply!!!
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