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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste
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Draw the most stable enol form for each of the following keto tautomers
The image shows structural diagrams of three ketones, labeled I, II, and III: 1. **Compound I**: - This structure is a 3-pentanone derivative. It consists of a five-carbon chain with a ketone (C=O) functional group located on the third carbon. There is one ethyl group attached to the second carbon and two methyl groups attached to the third carbon. 2. **Compound II**: - This diagram represents cyclohexanone. The structure is a six-membered carbon ring with a ketone (C=O) group attached to one of the carbons in the ring. 3. **Compound III**: - This compound is a derivative of cyclohexanone with a methyl group attached. It features a six-membered carbon ring with the ketone (C=O) group on one carbon and a methyl group on the adjacent carbon. These diagrams illustrate variations in ketone structures, showcasing differences in carbon chain lengths and ring formations.
Transcribed Image Text:The image shows structural diagrams of three ketones, labeled I, II, and III: 1. **Compound I**: - This structure is a 3-pentanone derivative. It consists of a five-carbon chain with a ketone (C=O) functional group located on the third carbon. There is one ethyl group attached to the second carbon and two methyl groups attached to the third carbon. 2. **Compound II**: - This diagram represents cyclohexanone. The structure is a six-membered carbon ring with a ketone (C=O) group attached to one of the carbons in the ring. 3. **Compound III**: - This compound is a derivative of cyclohexanone with a methyl group attached. It features a six-membered carbon ring with the ketone (C=O) group on one carbon and a methyl group on the adjacent carbon. These diagrams illustrate variations in ketone structures, showcasing differences in carbon chain lengths and ring formations.
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