21.1 Acidity of the Alpha Hydrogen | Organic Chemistry

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  • @peybak
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    Thanks for the video. I want to ask why is it that during acid catalyzed tautomerization, your base doesn't simply deprotonate your protonated oxygen instead of the alpha carbon? I can't find a good answer actually.

    • @ChadsPrep
      @ChadsPrep  3 года назад +3

      Great question Peyman! It is actually more likely to be deprotonated at the oxygen than the alpha carbon which would just simply convert it back to its keto form rather than to the enol form. If you look back at the mechanism equilibrium arrows are used throughout and I give a reminder that most of the time the keto form is more stable than the enol form and is favored in the equilibrium. So the enol will be the nucleophile in a couple of acid-catalyzed reactions in this chapter, but it is typically only formed in small concentrations while in equilibrium with the keto form. Hope this helps!

    • @peybak
      @peybak 3 года назад +2

      @@ChadsPrep I appreciate the response Chad! I think I came up with the same conclusion you mentioned. If a base deprotonates the oxygen, then there is no enol! Thank you for the concise videos.

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