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(ii) Identify all of the potential sites of degradation by means of hydrolysis and oxidation in the following three pharmaceuticals. Imipramine HO CH3 Morphine OH HN NH Secobarbital

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(ii)
Identify all of the potential sites of degradation by means of hydrolysis and oxidation
in the following three pharmaceuticals.
Imipramine
HO
CH3
Morphine
OH
HN
NH
Secobarbital

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