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What are homoenolates? Write the methods of their preparation.
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Homoenolates are nucleophilic species that are structurally related to enolates but differ in that the nucleophilic center is located at the γ-carbon relative to the carbonyl group rather than at the α-carbon. In other words, while enolates have the negative charge or nucleophilic site on the carbon directly adjacent to the carbonyl, homoenolates have it on the next carbon in the chain. This unique positioning allows homoenolates to participate in reactions such
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