Is it right? Did I did anything wrong? Is the reaction steps right? VII. Chemical Reactions and Mechanisms:Use the space below for reactions and mechanisms.Он оNH,NH3он оноCH3MeOHCH3ÕHНо.DiastereomericHOrefluxSaltsNH2ÕHОн ОCH3NH3CH3ÕH(+)-1-phenylethanamine(+)-tartaric acidAlkaline Hydrolysis of the Diastereomeric Salt:OH OОн ОNaNH3NH2OH14 M NaOHNaCH3ÕHCH3ОН DisSlereomenie014CH3Meo4cH3Alkpline Hy doly sisoF the Digs lene menic splt1.క్రి

Note : 1-Phenylethanamine reacts with tartaric acid gives diastereomeric salts. These diastereomeric…

VII. Chemical Reactions and Mechanisms: Use the space below for reactions and mechanisms.| NH, он о NH3 CH3 он о MEOH CH3 HO Diastereomeric HO HO reflux NH2 ÕH Salts он о CH3 NH3 но (±)-l-phenylethanamine (+)-tartaric acid CH3 ÕH Alkaline Hydrolysis of the Diastereomeric Salt: он о NH3 O. NH2 OH O Na OH 14 M NaOH + O Na CH; ÕH CH3 ÕH

VII. Chemical Reactions and Mechanisms: Use the space below for reactions and mechanisms.| NH, он о NH3 CH3 он о MEOH CH3 HO Diastereomeric HO HO reflux NH2 ÕH Salts он о CH3 NH3 но (±)-l-phenylethanamine (+)-tartaric acid CH3 ÕH Alkaline Hydrolysis of the Diastereomeric Salt: он о NH3 O. NH2 OH O Na OH 14 M NaOH + O Na CH; ÕH CH3 ÕH

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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