Match the following reactions with the appropriate reagent, intermediate, or product. Match each item to a choice: Hoffman elimination Curtius rearrangement Sandmeyer reaction Reductive amination Gabriel amine synthesis Choices: acyl azide phthalimide amine that is one carbon longer Sodium cyanoborohydride (NaBH3CN) alkene NaN3, ethanol aryl chlorides and bromides

Match the following reactions with the appropriate reagent, intermediate, or product. Match each item to a choice: Hoffman elimination Curtius rearrangement Sandmeyer reaction Reductive amination Gabriel amine synthesis Choices: acyl azide phthalimide amine that is one carbon longer Sodium cyanoborohydride (NaBH3CN) alkene NaN3, ethanol aryl chlorides and bromides

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Chapter24: Amines And Heterocycles

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Problem 28VC: Name the following amine, including R, S stereochemistry, and draw the product of its reaction with...

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