What's the mechanism? The image shows a chemical reaction involving two indole structures. On the left, there is a single indole molecule with a nitrogen atom bonded to a hydrogen atom. An arrow points from this structure to another structure on the right, indicating the reaction direction. Above the arrow, the chemical notation "H₃O⁺" is shown, representing a hydronium ion, which is often involved in acidic conditions.On the right side, there is a dimer of two indole units. The two indole rings are connected by a single bond between the carbon atom adjacent to the nitrogen in one indole and the nitrogen in the other indole. Each indole ring retains its basic structure, with nitrogen atoms each bonded to a hydrogen atom. This illustration demonstrates a chemical transformation potentially involving acidic conditions and leading to the dimerization of indole molecules.

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The image shows a chemical reaction involving two indole structures. On the left, there is a single indole molecule with a nitrogen atom bonded to a hydrogen atom. An arrow points from this structure to another structure on the right, indicating the reaction direction. Above the arrow, the chemical notation "H₃O⁺" is shown, representing a hydronium ion, which is often involved in acidic conditions.

On the right side, there is a dimer of two indole units. The two indole rings are connected by a single bond between the carbon atom adjacent to the nitrogen in one indole and the nitrogen in the other indole. Each indole ring retains its basic structure, with nitrogen atoms each bonded to a hydrogen atom.

This illustration demonstrates a chemical transformation potentially involving acidic conditions and leading to the dimerization of indole molecules.

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