Organic Chemistry
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Chapter 16.8, Problem BQ
The given mechanism of transamination reaction is shown below,
Which structures would be classified as tetrahedral intermediates derived from addition reactions?
- 1. II, III, VII, and VIII
- 2. IV, V, and VI
- 3. II, IV, and VIII
- 4. II and VI
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