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alpha substitution
occurs at position adjacent to a carbonyl
replacement of a hydrogen atom with another group through an enol or enolate intermediate
tautomerism
spontaneous interconversion between two isomers (keto —> enol)
favors keto form normally
enolization is catalyzed by acid + base
acidity of alpha protons
only protons adjacent to the carbonyl are acidic
corresponding anion is resonance stabilized
reactivity of enols
double bond of an enol is electron rich
behave as nucleophiles but are more reactive