How does the dielectric constant of deuterated DMSO, Chloroform, and Acetone affect the formation of a dimedone (diketone) enol? Why?
DMSO: 100% enol
CDCl3: 34% enol, 66% ketone
Acetone: 74% enol, 26% ketone
How does the dielectric constant of deuterated DMSO, Chloroform, and Acetone affect the formation of a dimedone (diketon...
Below is the HNMR spectrum for dimedone in deuterated DMSO. I need to find the equilibrium constant for the enol/ketone equilibrium. Not sure how to do this since I dont see a prominent signal for the ketone methylene protons? Also the enol should be more prominent in this solvent because of its polarity, but there is no significant OH peak. I am really confused, would appreciate any help. Thanks. 7.69 5.15 2.25 10 12 6 2 2 PPM Nolumes/Lexar/Dimedone/HNMR dimedone...
Below is the HNMR for dimedone in deuterated acetone. I need to calculate the %enol and %ketone content given this data. How can I do this? 9.65 5.99 4.65 57 1.19 1.46 1.00 12 14 10 4 PPM Molumes/Cory/HNMR dimedone in acetone04121/17 (09:48) 9.65 5.99 4.65 57 1.19 1.46 1.00 12 14 10 4 PPM Molumes/Cory/HNMR dimedone in acetone04121/17 (09:48)
Synthesis of dimedone This lab exercise will give you practical experience with the generation of a malonic ester enolate and subsequent reaction with an a,p-unsaturated carbonyl compound. This sequence is known as the Michael reaction. In the presence of sodium methoxide, dimethyl propanedioate (malonic ester/dimethyl malonate) is converted to the corresponding enolate anion and reaction with 4-methylpent-3-en-2-one (mesityl oxide) affords the Michael adduct 1, as shown in the reaction sequence below. Under the basic reaction conditions, the Michael adduct 1...
Synthesis of dimedone This lab exercise will give you practical experience with the generation of a malonic ester enolate and subsequent reaction with an a,p-unsaturated carbonyl compound. This sequence is known as the Michael reaction. In the presence of sodium methoxide, dimethyl propanedioate (malonic ester/dimethyl malonate) is converted to the corresponding enolate anion and reaction with 4-methylpent-3-en-2-one (mesityl oxide) affords the Michael adduct 1, as shown in the reaction sequence below. Under the basic reaction conditions, the Michael adduct 1...
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