-NH2 CI CI A B C Aniline Imine Aminal Stan and Kyle have observed a reaction between the aniline derivative A and acetone. O Eric agrees with Stan that the imine B is the likelier of the two products and suggests the following mechanism. Based on your knowledge of organic chemistry garnered so far, is this mechanism likely? Why/why not? Be specific. -NH", - NH2 CI CI OH2* -OH - H20 CI CI

-NH2 CI CI A B C Aniline Imine Aminal Stan and Kyle have observed a reaction between the aniline derivative A and acetone. O Eric agrees with Stan that the imine B is the likelier of the two products and suggests the following mechanism. Based on your knowledge of organic chemistry garnered so far, is this mechanism likely? Why/why not? Be specific. -NH", - NH2 CI CI OH2* -OH - H20 CI CI

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