Recall from Section 7.9 that most ketones and aldehydes exist primarily in their keto form,as shown in Table 7-1. Propanedial, however, exists primarily (>99%) in its enol form.Explain why. Hint: Examine its structure in the enol form.HH.Propanedial TABLE 7-1 Relative Percentages of Keto and Enol FormsTautomerization ReactionPercent Keto FormPercent Enol Form99.99994%0.00006%99.986%0.014%99.9999995%0.0000005%H.99.9999988%0.0000012%HH.99.99996%0.00004%

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Chapter8: Haloalkanes, Halogenation, And Radical Reactions

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