6. Draw out the mechanism of the final step(s) of each reaction scheme (i.e., mechanism that starts at the indicated intermediate (A-C) and ends in the final product N-benzyl-3- phenylpropanamide). Use curved arrows to indicate the flow of electrons. Be sure to show any intermediates that are formed along the way. Show any by-products besides the ones provided. Scheme 1: Acid Chloride Route 0: HN Ö: Many steps co2 -CO HCI

6. Draw out the mechanism of the final step(s) of each reaction scheme (i.e., mechanism that starts at the indicated intermediate (A-C) and ends in the final product N-benzyl-3- phenylpropanamide). Use curved arrows to indicate the flow of electrons. Be sure to show any intermediates that are formed along the way. Show any by-products besides the ones provided. Scheme 1: Acid Chloride Route 0: HN Ö: Many steps co2 -CO HCI

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