jy Predict the organic and inorganic products of the given reaction, and select the class to which the product belongs. Then,complete the curved-arrow mechanism.iH+HHNQ2QDraw the organic and inorganic products.NHH-H

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Problem 28QAP: When the conjugate acid of aniline, C6H5NH3+, reacts with the acetate ion, the following reaction...

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Predict the organic and inorganic products of the given reaction, and select the class to which the product belongs. Then, complete the curved-arrow mechanism. i H + H H N Q2Q Draw the organic and inorganic products. N H H - H