a. Which categories/classes does this compound belong to (for example, aldehyde, ketone)? b. Draw the anion that results when the most acidic hydrogen is removed. c. Demonstrate the delocalization of the charge.

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a. Which categories/classes does this compound belong to (for example, aldehyde, ketone)?
b. Draw the anion that results when the most acidic hydrogen is removed.
c. Demonstrate the delocalization of the charge.
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a) The given molecule to class of Amides. Because it consists of amide group i.e. -CONH2.

 

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