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INTEREST in the diketones octa-3 : 5-diene-2 : 7-dione (I) and oct-4-ene-2 : 7-dione (II) arises mainly from their potential value as intermediates for polyene syntheses.
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SONDHEIMER, F., WEEDON, B. Intermediates for Polyene Syntheses. Nature 165, 483–484 (1950). https://doi.org/10.1038/165483b0
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