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Which of the following show stable or major form of tautomerism?

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D

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To determine which of the given compounds exhibit stable or major forms of tautomerism, we will analyze each compound step by step. ### Step 1: Analyze Compound A - **Structure**: Compound A does not have any alpha hydrogen atoms. - **Conclusion**: Tautomerism requires the presence of alpha hydrogen atoms for the hydrogen to shift and form a new isomer. Since there are no alpha hydrogens, tautomerism is not possible for Compound A. ### Step 2: Analyze Compound B - **Structure**: Compound B has alpha hydrogen atoms. - **Tautomerism Process**: The double bond will shift, and the alpha hydrogen will move to the oxygen atom, resulting in the formation of an alcohol. - **Conclusion**: The resulting compound is stable, indicating that tautomerism occurs here and is a major form. ### Step 3: Analyze Compound C - **Structure**: Compound C also has alpha hydrogen atoms. - **Tautomerism Process**: Similar to Compound B, the double bond shifts, and the alpha hydrogen moves to the oxygen. - **Stability Check**: However, the resulting compound does not follow Hückel's rule (4n + 2) and is classified as anti-aromatic, making it unstable. - **Conclusion**: Although tautomerism occurs, it leads to an unstable product. ### Step 4: Analyze Compound D - **Structure**: Compound D has multiple double bonds and alpha hydrogen atoms. - **Tautomerism Process**: The double bonds shift, and the hydrogen atoms move to the oxygen, resulting in a structure with a negative charge and an OH group. - **Stability Check**: The resulting compound exhibits extended conjugation, which is stable. - **Conclusion**: Tautomerism occurs here and is stable. ### Final Conclusion - The compounds that show stable or major forms of tautomerism are **Compound B** and **Compound D**. ### Summary of Results - **Stable Tautomerism**: - Compound B - Compound D - **Unstable Tautomerism**: - Compound A (no tautomerism) - Compound C (unstable due to anti-aromaticity)

To determine which of the given compounds exhibit stable or major forms of tautomerism, we will analyze each compound step by step. ### Step 1: Analyze Compound A - **Structure**: Compound A does not have any alpha hydrogen atoms. - **Conclusion**: Tautomerism requires the presence of alpha hydrogen atoms for the hydrogen to shift and form a new isomer. Since there are no alpha hydrogens, tautomerism is not possible for Compound A. ### Step 2: Analyze Compound B - **Structure**: Compound B has alpha hydrogen atoms. ...
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