Question 1. PMes and BMe3 form a strong bond when reacted together. Considering the previous fact: (a) Would you expect the salt [HPMe3][HBMe3] to be able to convert an imine into an amine? Why or why not? (b) Would you expect the combination of PMe3 and BMe3 to react with H2 gas? Why or why not?

Question 1. PMes and BMe3 form a strong bond when reacted together. Considering the previous fact: (a) Would you expect the salt [HPMe3][HBMe3] to be able to convert an imine into an amine? Why or why not? (b) Would you expect the combination of PMe3 and BMe3 to react with H2 gas? Why or why not?

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