(i)Identify the acidic proton(s) for each of the following carbonyl compounds:OO(CHỊCH, CÁCH, BỊ CHỊCHỊCH,CÁCH,(2)||(3) CHy-O-C-CH,-C-O-CH, (4) CH,-C-CH,(ii)Rank the compounds (in part (i) above) in the order of increasing or decreasingacidity by using the symbol "<" or ">" in your answer.

Acid is substance which release hydrogen ions and base is substance which release hydroxyl ions when…

(i) Identify the acidic proton(s) for each of the following carbonyl compounds: O O O 1 CHỊCH CÁCH, (2) CHỊCHỊCH, CÁCH, CHÍCH, (2) (1) CHỊCH,CH,C-O-CH, (3) CHOCCH, CO-CH, (4) CH,CÁCH, (ii) Rank the compounds (in part (i) above) in the order of increasing or decreasing acidity by using the symbol "<" or ">" in your answer.

(i) Identify the acidic proton(s) for each of the following carbonyl compounds: O O O 1 CHỊCH CÁCH, (2) CHỊCHỊCH, CÁCH, CHÍCH, (2) (1) CHỊCH,CH,C-O-CH, (3) CHOCCH, CO-CH, (4) CH,CÁCH, (ii) Rank the compounds (in part (i) above) in the order of increasing or decreasing acidity by using the symbol "<" or ">" in your answer.

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

2nd Edition

ISBN:9780618974122

Author:Andrei Straumanis

Publisher:Andrei Straumanis

Chapter20: Acidity And Pka Of Phenols

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 9E

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