How does dil HCl react with acetone full mechanism please.
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I think the most likely reactions will be acid-catalyzed aldol reactions:
1) acetone can tautomerize to 2-hydroxypropene (2-propenol)
2) 2-propenol is nucleophilic enough that it can react with another equivalent of acetone, forming a new C-C bond. Depending on the strength of the acid and the temperature of the reaction, this may dehydrate to give the enone...
3) this reaction can happen multiple times, and 1,4-addition or extended enolate formation may even allow polymerization.
I think the most likely reactions will be acid-catalyzed aldol reactions:
1) acetone can tautomerize to 2-hydroxypropene (2-propenol)
2) 2-propenol is nucleophilic enough that it can react with another equivalent of acetone, forming a new C-C bond. Depending on the strength of the acid and the temperature of the reaction, this may dehydrate to give the enone...
3) this reaction can happen multiple times, and 1,4-addition or extended enolate formation may even allow polymerization.
prabhavagrawal7:
If possible can you please give me the full reaction on a piece of paper
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