(i)The enolisation of ketone A can generate an equilibrium mixture of A and either enol B orenolate C. Give the structure of both B and C, and the mechanism for their formation from Aunder the given conditions.(ii)AHCI (cat.)NaOH (cat.)BсDraw the structure of the product obtained when A is dissolved in D3O*. Give a detailedmechanism to account for the structure you propose.

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(i) The enolisation of ketone A can generate an equilibrium mixture of A and either enol B or enolate C. Give the structure of both B and C, and the mechanism for their formation from A under the given conditions. HCI (cat.) NaOH (cat.) B A с (ii) Draw the structure of the product obtained when A is dissolved in D3O*. Give a detailed mechanism to account for the structure you propose.

(i) The enolisation of ketone A can generate an equilibrium mixture of A and either enol B or enolate C. Give the structure of both B and C, and the mechanism for their formation from A under the given conditions. HCI (cat.) NaOH (cat.) B A с (ii) Draw the structure of the product obtained when A is dissolved in D3O*. Give a detailed mechanism to account for the structure you propose.

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