2. y-hydrogens in a,ß-unsaturated carbonyl compounds have a pKa similar to a-carbonyl hydrogens (~19) due to the stability of the conjugate base via resonance. Provide the conjugate base of the compound shown and draw two additional resonance structures of the conjugate base in the boxes provided. ОН H. a conjugate base Resonance structure 1 Resonance structure 2

2. y-hydrogens in a,ß-unsaturated carbonyl compounds have a pKa similar to a-carbonyl hydrogens (~19) due to the stability of the conjugate base via resonance. Provide the conjugate base of the compound shown and draw two additional resonance structures of the conjugate base in the boxes provided. ОН H. a conjugate base Resonance structure 1 Resonance structure 2

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