Question 11 Not yet answered Flag question The synthetic method to obtain the following product is. a. (1) Imine formation using 3-pentanone and benzyl amine, (2) hydrogenation. Ob. (1) Imine formation using 3-pentanone and phenyl amine, (2) hydrogenation. Oc. (1) Imine formation using 3-pentanone and benzyl amine, (2) oxidation. Od. (1) Imine formation using benzaldehyde and diisopropyl amine, (2) hydrogenation.

Question 11 Not yet answered Flag question The synthetic method to obtain the following product is. a. (1) Imine formation using 3-pentanone and benzyl amine, (2) hydrogenation. Ob. (1) Imine formation using 3-pentanone and phenyl amine, (2) hydrogenation. Oc. (1) Imine formation using 3-pentanone and benzyl amine, (2) oxidation. Od. (1) Imine formation using benzaldehyde and diisopropyl amine, (2) hydrogenation.

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