What is/are the proper descriptor(s) of the product of thefollowing reaction?HNand trace acidO has an imineV has an enamineV has a double bondhas a ring with a nitrogenV has a cyclohexane ringhas a carbonyl oxygenhas an alcoholhas an amidehas a primary amine

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What is/are the proper descriptor(s) of the product of the following reaction? HN and trace acid O has an imine has an enamine V has a double bond has a ring with a nitrogen V has a cyclohexane ring O has a carbonyl oxygen O has an alcohol has an amide

What is/are the proper descriptor(s) of the product of the following reaction? HN and trace acid O has an imine has an enamine V has a double bond has a ring with a nitrogen V has a cyclohexane ring O has a carbonyl oxygen O has an alcohol has an amide

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Aldehydes and ketones are organic compounds that have a carbonyl group, C = O, as their functional group. They both differ in the placement of this carbonyl group in their structures.

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What is/are the proper descriptor(s) of the product of the
following reaction?
HN
and trace acid
O has an imine
V has an enamine
V has a double bond
has a ring with a nitrogen
V has a cyclohexane ring
has a carbonyl oxygen
has an alcohol
has an amide
has a primary amine

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