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8.6Secondary dominants
Suppose the harmony wants to reach Gm.
The dominant of G is:
D7
So even though D7 is not diatonic to E♭ major, it can appear temporarily.
That is:
V7/iii
if Gm is iii in E♭.
The key altered note is:
F♯
because:
D7 = D F♯ A C.