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the question depicts the following rxn:
ketone Ph-COCH3 reacts with "excess D2O" and "DCl (catalytic).
I thought this reaction would mirror that of a hydration rxn, but I was wrong! grr😡. the solution says it's a rxn in which the D's replace the alpha hydrogens.
My Q: how would you know whether the answer is "hydration-like" or "substitution like"?
Ohh n side note...where the hell do these rxns come from..I've never seen this at all in my orgo class lol
ketone Ph-COCH3 reacts with "excess D2O" and "DCl (catalytic).
I thought this reaction would mirror that of a hydration rxn, but I was wrong! grr😡. the solution says it's a rxn in which the D's replace the alpha hydrogens.
My Q: how would you know whether the answer is "hydration-like" or "substitution like"?
Ohh n side note...where the hell do these rxns come from..I've never seen this at all in my orgo class lol