3. Amidation is a reaction similar to esterification, except an amine is added to the carboxylic acidinstead of an alcohol, producing an amide. Using the pattern you have learned fromesterification (and information in your textbook), complete the chemical equation for thefollowing amidation reaction:OheatCH3 CH2 NH2 HO-C- CH2- CH3

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Chapter19: Enolate Anions And Enamines

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