13. Which sets of reagents could be used to efficiently make the following amine (i) 1-butylbromide + NaCN (ii) LAH, then water (A) butanaldehyde + HN(CH;) + H₂/Pt A. (B) and (D) ? (C) ? B. (A) and (C) butylamine + CH₂I (B) (i) butanoic acid + SOC1₂ (ii) HN(CH3)2 (iii) LAH, then H₂O (D) C. (C) and (D) D. (B), (C) and (D)

13. Which sets of reagents could be used to efficiently make the following amine (i) 1-butylbromide + NaCN (ii) LAH, then water (A) butanaldehyde + HN(CH;) + H₂/Pt A. (B) and (D) ? (C) ? B. (A) and (C) butylamine + CH₂I (B) (i) butanoic acid + SOC1₂ (ii) HN(CH3)2 (iii) LAH, then H₂O (D) C. (C) and (D) D. (B), (C) and (D)

Organic Chemistry

9th Edition

ISBN:9781305080485

Author:John E. McMurry

Publisher:John E. McMurry

Chapter24: Amines And Heterocycles

Section24.6: Synthesis Of Amines

Problem 9P

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