Preamble: A student chemist in an attempt to synthesise compound B from the aromatic aldehyde. Use the flow equation to answer Q25-28 NH 3 H 2, Ni сно B -H 20 60 °C, 90 atm 23. Predict the chemical name of compound B A. pchlorobenzylamine B. 4-bromoaniline C. benzylamine D. pchloronitrile E. pchlorobenzaldehyde 24. What is the reaction name for the chemical transformation of A to B A. reductive amination B. catalytic reduction C. carbonyl dehydration D. Hofmann elimination E. Aldehyde rearrangement

Preamble: A student chemist in an attempt to synthesise compound B from the aromatic aldehyde. Use the flow equation to answer Q25-28 NH 3 H 2, Ni сно B -H 20 60 °C, 90 atm 23. Predict the chemical name of compound B A. pchlorobenzylamine B. 4-bromoaniline C. benzylamine D. pchloronitrile E. pchlorobenzaldehyde 24. What is the reaction name for the chemical transformation of A to B A. reductive amination B. catalytic reduction C. carbonyl dehydration D. Hofmann elimination E. Aldehyde rearrangement

Organic Chemistry

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Author:William H. Brown, Brent L. Iverson, Eric Anslyn, Christopher S. Foote

Publisher:William H. Brown, Brent L. Iverson, Eric Anslyn, Christopher S. Foote

Chapter10: Alcohols

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 10.50P

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