11.6. The following pair of compounds produces different products depending on the base and orderof mixing.a). Predict the major product formed when the two compounds are mixed with K2CO3.NH2`BrK,CO3HOb). Predict the major product formed when the amino alcohol is treated with NaH followed bybenzvlbromide.NH21) NaH2)`BrHOc). Provide an explanation for why the reactions in parts (a) and (b) above give different products.

11.6. The following pair of compounds produces different products depending on the base and order of mixing. a). Predict the major product formed when the two compounds are mixed with K2CO3. NH2 Br K,CO, + HO b). Predict the major product formed when the amino alcohol is treated with NaH followed by benzvlbromide. NH2 1) NaH 2) Br HO c). Provide an explanation for why the reactions in parts (a) and (b) above give different products.

11.6. The following pair of compounds produces different products depending on the base and order of mixing. a). Predict the major product formed when the two compounds are mixed with K2CO3. NH2 Br K,CO, + HO b). Predict the major product formed when the amino alcohol is treated with NaH followed by benzvlbromide. NH2 1) NaH 2) Br HO c). Provide an explanation for why the reactions in parts (a) and (b) above give different products.

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Chapter23: Amines

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Problem 23.32P: Suppose you have a mixture of these three compounds. Devise a chemical procedure based on their...

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