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Interpretation:
The isomeric products of the chlorination of
Concept Introduction:
>Enol refers to an intermediate structure that consists of an
Enols are seen as an alkene with a powerful electron donating substituent. They are even more reactive as compared to a simple alkene due to the presence of the hydroxyl group.
>The formation of enol occurs when a molecule contains protons on its alpha carbon atom. The extraction of protons takes place from the alpha carbon atom of the molecule to form an enol.
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