An amine, whose formula is C9H13N, was treated 1. СH3I (еxcess) first with excess iodomethane and then silver C9H13N 2. Ag20 oxide, and was finally heated. When the product mixture was analyzed, two isomeric alkenes were found, along with trimethylamine, as indicated 3. Д Minor Major here. Draw the structure of the initial amine.

An amine, whose formula is C9H13N, was treated 1. СH3I (еxcess) first with excess iodomethane and then silver C9H13N 2. Ag20 oxide, and was finally heated. When the product mixture was analyzed, two isomeric alkenes were found, along with trimethylamine, as indicated 3. Д Minor Major here. Draw the structure of the initial amine.

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