A carbamate can be prepared by treating an isocyanate with an alcohol, as shown here. This type of reaction is used to synthesize polyurethanes- polymers that have a wide variety of industrial applications, such as surface sealants, high-performance adhesives, and synthetic fibers. Propose a mechanism for this transformation. R'—ОН R. `N=C=0 R. OR' An isocyanate A carbamate (Substituted urethane) O=C

A carbamate can be prepared by treating an isocyanate with an alcohol, as shown here. This type of reaction is used to synthesize polyurethanes- polymers that have a wide variety of industrial applications, such as surface sealants, high-performance adhesives, and synthetic fibers. Propose a mechanism for this transformation. R'—ОН R. `N=C=0 R. OR' An isocyanate A carbamate (Substituted urethane) O=C

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