Ethyl butanoate, CH;CH;CH;CO,CH;CH3, is one of the many organic compounds isolated from mangoes. Which hydrogen is most readily removed when ethyl butanoate is treated with base? Propose a reason for your choice, and using the data listed below, estimate its pK,. Compound pK, CH,CONH, 16 CH,CHO 17 (CH,),COH 18 (CH3,C=O 19.2 CH,CO,CH,CH, 24.5 HC=CH 25 CH,C=N 25 CHCI, 25 CH,CON(CH,)2 30 The most readily removed type of hydrogen is on the: O CH; bonded to C=0. CH2 of the ethyl group. CH3 of the propyl group. CH3 of the ethyl group. This type of hydrogen is most readily removed because: O The conjugate base is stabilized by resonance. The conjugate base is stabilized by inductance. O Loss of the proton deceases steric hindrance around the C=0. The conjugate base is stabilized by the high electronegativity of O. The estimated pK, is

Ethyl butanoate, CH;CH;CH;CO,CH;CH3, is one of the many organic compounds isolated from mangoes. Which hydrogen is most readily removed when ethyl butanoate is treated with base? Propose a reason for your choice, and using the data listed below, estimate its pK,. Compound pK, CH,CONH, 16 CH,CHO 17 (CH,),COH 18 (CH3,C=O 19.2 CH,CO,CH,CH, 24.5 HC=CH 25 CH,C=N 25 CHCI, 25 CH,CON(CH,)2 30 The most readily removed type of hydrogen is on the: O CH; bonded to C=0. CH2 of the ethyl group. CH3 of the propyl group. CH3 of the ethyl group. This type of hydrogen is most readily removed because: O The conjugate base is stabilized by resonance. The conjugate base is stabilized by inductance. O Loss of the proton deceases steric hindrance around the C=0. The conjugate base is stabilized by the high electronegativity of O. The estimated pK, is

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