Julia Reaction

We have discussed a number of olefination reactions, so let's check out another, the Julia reaction. This involves the addition of a sulfone carbanion to an aldehyde to yield E olefins preferentially. With further innovations like the modified Julia reaction and the Julia-Kocienski reaction, there is much to discuss here.

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