Aldolization: Zimmermann-Traxler vs Evans Auxiliary

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This lecture covers the concept of aldolization, comparing the Zimmermann-Traxler model with the Evans auxiliary. It discusses the Aldol d'Evans and its variations, as well as the Aldol de Patterson. Additionally, it introduces the chemistry of Imines/Enamines, focusing on stereospecific reactions and the coordination of enolates with metals.

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