Give specific examples for the synthesis of the compounds bearing the following functional groups. You must provide specific starting materials (no R groups), proper reaction conditions, a specific product, and pertinent resonance forms for each. a) imine b) enamine c) primary amine d) diazonium e) quaternary ammonium salt

Give specific examples for the synthesis of the compounds bearing the following functional groups. You must provide specific starting materials (no R groups), proper reaction conditions, a specific product, and pertinent resonance forms for each. a) imine b) enamine c) primary amine d) diazonium e) quaternary ammonium salt

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