4. Draw the diazo component and the coupling agent needed to synthesize each of the following diazo dyes commonly used in the dyes for M&M's®, Cheetos®, ice cream, baked goods, etc. но, но OCH 3 (a) (b) N=N NaO3s Nao3s ČH3 Sunset Yellow (Food Yellow No. 3) Red No. 40 (c) ONa -SO;Na он NaO3S Yellow No. 5

4. Draw the diazo component and the coupling agent needed to synthesize each of the following diazo dyes commonly used in the dyes for M&M's®, Cheetos®, ice cream, baked goods, etc. но, но OCH 3 (a) (b) N=N NaO3s Nao3s ČH3 Sunset Yellow (Food Yellow No. 3) Red No. 40 (c) ONa -SO;Na он NaO3S Yellow No. 5

Organic Chemistry

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Chapter23: Amines

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 23.26P: The pKa, of the conjugate acid of morpholine is 8.33. (a) Calculate the ratio of morpholine to...

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