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TAUTOMERISM

The document discusses tautomerism, a specific type of functional isomerism where isomers can readily interconvert, maintaining a dynamic equilibrium. It explains the mechanisms of acid-catalyzed and base-catalyzed tautomerization, highlighting the stability of keto versus enol forms. Additionally, it touches on the factors influencing tautomerism, including steric effects and solvent interactions.

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TAUTOMERISM

The document discusses tautomerism, a specific type of functional isomerism where isomers can readily interconvert, maintaining a dynamic equilibrium. It explains the mechanisms of acid-catalyzed and base-catalyzed tautomerization, highlighting the stability of keto versus enol forms. Additionally, it touches on the factors influencing tautomerism, including steric effects and solvent interactions.

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