Propose mechanisms and products for the following transformations. Use the curved-arrow formalism to depict electron movement and show all intermediates/charges. HỌ. CH3 N CH3 1) SOCI₂, Et3N 2) F F NH CH3 N CH3

Propose mechanisms and products for the following transformations. Use the curved-arrow formalism to depict electron movement and show all intermediates/charges. HỌ. CH3 N CH3 1) SOCI₂, Et3N 2) F F NH CH3 N CH3

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Chapter19: Aldehydes And Ketones: Nucleophilic Addition Reactions

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Propose mechanisms and products for the following transformations. Use the curved-arrow
formalism to depict electron movement and show all intermediates/charges.
HO.
CH3
N₂
CH3
1) SOCI₂, Et3N
2)
F
F
NH
CH3
N
CH3

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