Why is this wrong? Draw the remaining product of the following reaction. DO NOT assume work-up.< E FeedbackAn amide has the general structure2 eq.CINH2NH3 CI+ remainirR1*-N--R2Remaining productFor this reaction, we can let R,represent the aromatic ring and letR, represent the ethyl group. (Wecould also have designated R,andR, as the ethyl group and thearomatic ring, respectively.)

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An amide has the general structure 2 eq. NH2 NH3 CI + remainir R1- -R2 emaining product For this reaction, we can let R, represent the aromatic ring and let R, represent the ethyl group. (We could also have designated R, and R, as the ethyl group and the aromatic ring, respectively.)

An amide has the general structure 2 eq. NH2 NH3 CI + remainir R1- -R2 emaining product For this reaction, we can let R, represent the aromatic ring and let R, represent the ethyl group. (We could also have designated R, and R, as the ethyl group and the aromatic ring, respectively.)

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Draw the remaining product of the following reaction. DO NOT assume work-up.
< E Feedback
An amide has the general structure
2 eq.
CI
NH2
NH3 CI
+ remainir
R1*
-N-
-R2
Remaining product
For this reaction, we can let R,
represent the aromatic ring and let
R, represent the ethyl group. (We
could also have designated R,
and
R, as the ethyl group and the
aromatic ring, respectively.)

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