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How to find whether a compound exhibits tautomerism?

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If you have an α,β-double bond next to your carbonyl, a γ hydrogen can also take part in tautomerism. Take crotonaldehyde H3C−CH=CH−CHO:

O=CH−CH=CH−CH3↽−⇀HO−CH=CH−CH=CH2

In general, a double bond is able to ‘extend’ the mesomeric properties of a carbonyl compound across two additional atoms. This is known as vinylogous; crotonaldehyde can form a vinylogous enol.

In the specific case of 6,6-dimethylcyclohex-2-en-1-one, these are the two tautome

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