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Treatment of tertiary β-nitro alcohols I, obtained by addition of lithium α-lithionitronates to ketones, with acetic anhydride followed by 1 equivalent of potassium methoxide or t-butoxide, according to the nature of R2, gives α-nitroalkenes III in good yields.
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