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5. When the following ketone is treated with either acids or bases, different enols are produced. Use curved arrows to write detailed mechanisms to rationalize the transformation and briefly explain. HOTS NaOH
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Transcribed Image Text:5. When the following ketone is treated with either acids or bases, different enols are produced. Use curved arrows to write detailed mechanisms to rationalize the transformation and briefly explain. HOTS NaOH
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