Anthrone–Anthrol Tautomerism and Structure–Reactivity Relationships: C10 Bond Formation, Anthrolate Photochemistry, and Natural Product Transformations
The compound commonly referred to as anthrone is 9-anthrone [9(10H)-anthracenone]. In its central ring, C9 is a carbonyl carbon, whereas C10 is a methylene carbon. 9-Anthrol, by contrast, contains a hydroxyl group at C9 and a correspondingly rearranged carbon–carbon double-bond system.
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