Lecture

Stereochemistry in organic reactions

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This lecture covers the stereochemistry aspects in organic reactions, focusing on the comparison between E1 and SN1 reactions, the E1cb mechanism, stereocontrol, and the synthesis of prostaglandins. It also discusses the Hofmann elimination and its application in organic synthesis.

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