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How could you convert N-methylbenzamide to the following compounds? a. N-methylbenzylamine b. benzoic acid c. methyl benzoate d. benzyl alcohol

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Chapter15: Carboxylic Acids And Esters

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a. N-methylbenzylamine b. benzoic acid c. methyl benzoate d. benzyl alcohol

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