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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2010 Jun 19.
Published in final edited form as: J Org Chem. 2009 Jun 19;74(12):4433–4446. doi: 10.1021/jo900497s

Table 2.

Aggregation equilibrium constants of lithium and cesium enolates. The structure of the lithium enolate is shown. Values for cesium enolates are given in italics.

Li Enolate K1,2 M−1 K1,4 M−3 [M] in 1Ma pK

graphic file with name nihms124458t1.jpg 5.0E+8e 0.0047 15.9
2.9E+4d 7.8E+12 25.1

graphic file with name nihms124458t2.jpg 5.0E+4b 0.0032 14.7

graphic file with name nihms124458t3.jpg 4.2E+2c 0.034 11.6
3.5E+3 18.1

graphic file with name nihms124458t4.jpg 2.8E+3f 0.013 12.7
1.8E+3 19.8

graphic file with name nihms124458t5.jpg 4.3E+3g 0.011 12.6
1.9E+3h 19.3

graphic file with name nihms124458t6.jpg 4.7E+10i 0.0015 14.2
2.3E+11k 23.4

graphic file with name nihms124458t7.jpg 1.9E+3j 0.016

graphic file with name nihms124458t8.jpg 2.65E+3i 0.014 11.1
1.8E+3 17.8

graphic file with name nihms124458t9.jpg 3.8E+3i 0.011 14.0

graphic file with name nihms124458t10.jpg 4.5E+2l 0.033 19.8
4.7E+2m 24.9
(a)

Concentration of monomer for lithium enolate with a total formal concn of 1M.

(b)

Ref. 59

(c)

Ref. 48

(d)

Ref. 60

(e)

Ref. 43

(f)

Ref. 46

(g)

Ref. 47

(h)

Ref. 61

(i)

Ref. 62

(j)

Ref. 63

(k)

Ref. 44

(l)

Ref. 41

(m)

Ref. 64