: Он O : : OH -H- C-CH3 + H CH3 CH,-C-CH3 R CH,-C-CH3 step 2 step 3 : NH2 step 1 NH3 step 4 CH,--CH, (NH, -H,0 T V CH,-C-CH3 || NH step 6 step 5 i) Write the missing structures (0, P, Q and R) in the above reaction scheme. ii) Name the class of compound, molecule S belongs to? iii) This is an acid catalyzed reaction. What does this statement mean? iv) Draw the arrow diagrams for steps 1 and 4 to show how intermediate O and Q are formed? v) Write the equation for this step ONLY. vi) Step 4 allows a generation of a good leaving group in intermediate Q. Name the leaving group in this step. Steps 3 and 6 involve loss of a proton from the intermediate ions. Why is this step necessary?

: Он O : : OH -H- C-CH3 + H CH3 CH,-C-CH3 R CH,-C-CH3 step 2 step 3 : NH2 step 1 NH3 step 4 CH,--CH, (NH, -H,0 T V CH,-C-CH3 || NH step 6 step 5 i) Write the missing structures (0, P, Q and R) in the above reaction scheme. ii) Name the class of compound, molecule S belongs to? iii) This is an acid catalyzed reaction. What does this statement mean? iv) Draw the arrow diagrams for steps 1 and 4 to show how intermediate O and Q are formed? v) Write the equation for this step ONLY. vi) Step 4 allows a generation of a good leaving group in intermediate Q. Name the leaving group in this step. Steps 3 and 6 involve loss of a proton from the intermediate ions. Why is this step necessary?

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