Journal of Organic Chemistry p. 2683 - 2686 (1981)
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Cramer, Paul
Tidwell, Thomas T.
The kinetics of the conversion of allene and propyne to acetone in aqueous sulfuric acid have been measured.The solvent isotope effects kH+/kD+ and the dependence of the rates on acidity are consistent with the AdE2 mechanism of rate-limiting protonation at the terminal carbons leading to the intermediate 2-propenyl cation CH3C+H=CH2 in each case, followed by hydration to the enol and isomerization to acetone.This route is strongly favored by published theoretical studies.
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