Provide a mechanism for the reaction. H2.4N-NOMeDean-Stark, heat

Step 1 : enamine formation Step 2 : acyl substitution ( see below).

Answered: N-N. H 2.4 OMe Dean-Stark, heat

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N-N. H 2.4 OMe Dean-Stark, heat

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Chapter6: Covalent Bonding

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