Correct co, Na" NH2 co. Na This is the Gabriel synthesis of primary amines in which a new C-N bond is formed by reaction of an alkyl halide (or equivalent electrophile) with phthalimide anion. The final amine is freed from the intermediate phthalimide derivative by hydrolysis in alkali b For the mechanism step below, draw curved arows to show electron reorganization. Arrow-pushing Instructions "Na iön H-ÖH Submit

Correct co, Na" NH2 co. Na This is the Gabriel synthesis of primary amines in which a new C-N bond is formed by reaction of an alkyl halide (or equivalent electrophile) with phthalimide anion. The final amine is freed from the intermediate phthalimide derivative by hydrolysis in alkali b For the mechanism step below, draw curved arows to show electron reorganization. Arrow-pushing Instructions "Na iön H-ÖH Submit

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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