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Feasibility of acid-base reactions
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Acetone has
p
K
a
=
19.3
. Conjugate-acid
p
K
a
values: ethanol 15.9,
H
X
2
35, diisopropylamine 36,
NH
X
3
38. Which bases convert acetone essentially completely into its enolate (take
lo
g
K
≥
4
)?
A
NaOC
X
2
H
X
5
B
NaH
C
LiN
(
i
-
C
X
3
H
X
7
)
X
2
(LDA)
D
NaNH
X
2
Answer: B, C, D
lo
g
K
:
NaOEt
=
15.9
−
19.3
=
−
3.4
;
NaH
=
35
−
19.3
=
15.7
; LDA
=
36
−
19.3
=
16.7
;
NaNH
X
2
=
38
−
19.3
=
18.7
. Only the last three are strongly positive.
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