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3. (a) Strategies the synthesis of the given transformations to ensure no side-product (provide the reaction and mechanism) : NO2 (i) from quinoline

Organic Chemistry

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Chapter23: Amines

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Problem 23.37P

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Do 3a) i)

3. (a) Strategies the synthesis of the given
transformations
to
ensure
no
side-product (provide the reaction and
mechanism):
NO2
(i)
from quinoline
NO2
(ü)
from pyridine
fii)
from
Ph
CH3
ČH3

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