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Chapter 25: 48 (page 1043)

What amide(s) can be used to prepare each amine by reduction?

(a)

(b)

(c)

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(a)

(b)

(c)

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01

Reduction reaction

The reduction of amides into amines can be done in the presence of reducing agents. In this reaction, lithium aluminum hydride is used.

02

Explanation

(a)

The structure of the amide that is needed to form the amine by reduction is mentioned below.


Structure of amide in a

(b)

The structure of the amide that is needed to form the amine by reduction is mentioned below.

Structure of amide in b

(c)

The structure of the amide that is needed to form the amine by reduction is mentioned below.

Structure of amide in c

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