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skp524
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Can anyone please explain why this product is formed instead of any other possible product(s)?
http://www.sendspace.com/file/6ze3yf
Is that the amine will first attack the most electrophilic carbon , the one "separates" 2 bromine atoms. Alkylated amine is then formed and it will in turn form a double bond on the previosuly mentioned carbon atom and the one near to this atom and to carbonyl group , i.e. C=C on upper carbon and middle carbon atoms. This is because the delocalization of pi electrons can increase the stability of the product .
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Can you link directly to an image? I'm personally a little leery about downloading files from strange websites.
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I agree with Honclbrif, please attach the image to your post. Click on
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The organic reaction is attached here
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Quote from: skp524 on January 20, 2012, 11:34:46 PM
The organic reaction is attached here
Look for the two most acidic protons in the SM and you will get your answer.
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