(d) When a primary amine is combined with a ketone, both an imine and an enamine can be obtained. With most ketones, the major product is the imine, as shown: H3C NH2 -N -CH3 -CH3 imine: major product enamine: minor product However, in some cases, like the one shown below, the major product is the enamine. CO₂Et CO₂Et CO₂Et H H3C NH2 -CH3 imine: minor product -CH3 enamine: major product Referring to specific features of the starting materials, intermediates, or products, explain why.

(d) When a primary amine is combined with a ketone, both an imine and an enamine can be obtained. With most ketones, the major product is the imine, as shown: H3C NH2 -N -CH3 -CH3 imine: major product enamine: minor product However, in some cases, like the one shown below, the major product is the enamine. CO₂Et CO₂Et CO₂Et H H3C NH2 -CH3 imine: minor product -CH3 enamine: major product Referring to specific features of the starting materials, intermediates, or products, explain why.

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