(the reaction is done in acetic acid)
and explain how the amine is protected by the anhydride
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i dont think this mechanism is right (the reaction is done in acetic acid)and explain how the amine is protected by the
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i dont think this mechanism is right (the reaction is done in acetic acid)and explain how the amine is protected by the
i dont think this mechanism is right (the reaction is done in acetic acid)and explain how the amine is protected by the anhydride
(the reaction is done in acetic acid)
and explain how the amine is protected by the anhydride
Reaction Scheme HN - . 2-aminophenol phuthalit anlıydride Mechanism 2-hydroxyphenylamide 1. Nucleophilic attack 2. Hydrogen phthalic anhydride 4 Steps 1. repeated Denotorisation H+ င့်လည်း --- Figure 1 Mechanism of reaction between 2-aminophenol and pithallcandydride 2. hydroxyphenylpithalamide
(the reaction is done in acetic acid)
and explain how the amine is protected by the anhydride
Reaction Scheme HN - . 2-aminophenol phuthalit anlıydride Mechanism 2-hydroxyphenylamide 1. Nucleophilic attack 2. Hydrogen phthalic anhydride 4 Steps 1. repeated Denotorisation H+ င့်လည်း --- Figure 1 Mechanism of reaction between 2-aminophenol and pithallcandydride 2. hydroxyphenylpithalamide
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