.) HX is used as a reagent in the reaction below. NH2 HX + :NEN: + . What functional-group transformation occurs in this reaction? 3. What is the likely identity of HX? Verify your decision with the table of Ka values in the back of your textbook. Consider the following thermodynamic data for the reaction shown above. NH2 + HX + :NEN: + 0==0

.) HX is used as a reagent in the reaction below. NH2 HX + :NEN: + . What functional-group transformation occurs in this reaction? 3. What is the likely identity of HX? Verify your decision with the table of Ka values in the back of your textbook. Consider the following thermodynamic data for the reaction shown above. NH2 + HX + :NEN: + 0==0

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Chapter20: Dienes, Conjugated Systems, And Pericyclic Reactions

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