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14. Draw the structure of reactant A. Show wedged or dashed bonds where appropriate. sOcI, NaOEt A pyridine EIOH (only product)

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Chapter27: Amines

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14. Draw the structure of reactant A. Show wedged or dashed bonds where appropriate.
SOc,
NaOEt
A
pyridine
EIOH
(only product)

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