For Q5 - Q8: Observe carefully the figure below: H,C6 COOCH,CH3 H,C6 COOCH,CH3 N. N. CH3 Question 5 The reaction shown is an example of: O Oxidation Reduction O Hydrolysis Question 6 The functional group of the substrate which is targeted by the CYP is: O Amine O Alicycle O Carboxylic acid O Methyl Question 7 Is the product a secondary amine? O Yes O No O No answer text provided. O No answer text provided. Question 8 The product is callec: O Mepericine O Normeperidine O Mothylmepericine O No answer text provided.

For Q5 - Q8: Observe carefully the figure below: H,C6 COOCH,CH3 H,C6 COOCH,CH3 N. N. CH3 Question 5 The reaction shown is an example of: O Oxidation Reduction O Hydrolysis Question 6 The functional group of the substrate which is targeted by the CYP is: O Amine O Alicycle O Carboxylic acid O Methyl Question 7 Is the product a secondary amine? O Yes O No O No answer text provided. O No answer text provided. Question 8 The product is callec: O Mepericine O Normeperidine O Mothylmepericine O No answer text provided.

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Chapter21: Carboxylic Acid Derivatives: Nucleophilic Acyl Substitution Reactions

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