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Which is more acidic: the diamide of succinic acid or the imide succinimide (p. 1049)

Chapter 22, Problem 22.2

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Which is more acidic: the diamide of succinic acid or the imide succinimide (p. 1049)? Why?

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Which is more acidic: the diamide of succinic acid or the imide succinimide (p. 1049)? Why?

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In amides, the N - hydrogens are most acidic because they are attached to an electronegative nitrogen atom which is adjacent to a carbonyl group.

                                     

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