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7. Enols & Enolates

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7. Enols & Enolates

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  1. 1What is tautomerism?Shift between two structure formsWhat is tautomerism?
  2. 2What is enolate?Deprotonated alcohol (OL) conjugated to alkene (ENE)
  3. 3Is keto-enol tautomerism equilibrium or resonance?Equilibrium because bonds between H and C/O are being made and broken
  4. 4When you enolize a non-symmetrical ketone, which product is the thermodynamically stable one?The one that results in the double bond with the most substituted ends
  5. 5Which product is the thermodynamic one and which is the kinetic one when you enolize a non-symmetric ketone?LDA and other hidnered amide bases deprotonate the less hindered site, resulting in the kinetic product
    Deprotonation at the more hindered site gives you the thermodynamic product
  6. 6How do you enolize an ester?Use the O-R as the base because if it were to do carbonyl attack you get the starting materialHow do you enolize an ester?
  7. 7Rate of enolization easeSame as nucleophilicity/basicityRate of enolization ease
  8. 8How do you enolze an acid chlorideYou don't
    Cl can act as a LG and give a ketene
  9. 9How do you enolize carboxylic acid?In presence of base you just get deprotonation because carboxylic acid is more acidicHow do you enolize carboxylic acid?
  10. 10How do you enolze an amide?1° and 2°: No (pKa of proton on the N is much lower and you'll get a negative charged nitrogen)
    3°: Noice! (since there's no protons to get deprotonated)
  11. 11'enolizable' imine and enamiens**
  12. 12How do you enolize nitroalkanes and nitriles?Pretty easilyHow do you enolize nitroalkanes and nitriles?
  13. 13What helps make an enol thermodynamically stable?Conjugation via dicarbonyls (e.g. dimedone)
  14. 14Harp modification whatever**
  15. 15—https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HgzGwKwLmgMhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HgzGwKwLmgMhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HgzGwKwLmgM
  16. 16nitrosation of enols**
  17. 17What are two kinds of stable enolate equivalents?Lithium enolates and silyl enol ethers
  18. 18Does enolation via lithium give kinetic or thermodynamic enolate?kinetic
  19. 19mechanism of lithium enolate**
  20. 20mechanism of silyl enol ether formation**
  21. 21What kind of electrophiles are compatible for this? Is this a hard or soft site?HardWhat kind of electrophiles are compatible for this? Is this a hard or soft site?What kind of electrophiles are compatible for this? Is this a hard or soft site?
  22. 22hydrolysis of enol ethers**
  23. 23Slide 43**
  24. 24Slikde 44**

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