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Chapter 11.SE, Problem 34MP

Reaction of iodoethane with CN^- yields a small amount of isonitrile, CH₃CH₂Nâ‰¡C, along with the nitrile CH₃CH₂Nâ‰¡N, as the major product. Write electron-dot structures for both products, assign formal charges as necessary, and propose mechanisms to account for their formation.

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Reaction of iodoethane with CN - yields a small amount of isonitrile , CH 3 CH 2 Nâ‰¡C, along with the nitrile CH 3 CH 2 Nâ‰¡N, as the major product. Write electron-dot structures for both products, assign formal charges as necessary, and propose mechanisms to account for their formation.

Solution Summary: The author explains how the electron dot structure of the isonitrile and nitrile is drawn, the formal charge, and the mechanism for the given synthesis.

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