The structure shown is formed by the reaction of one
nitrogen‑bearing compound, and two oxygen‑bearing compounds under
slightly acidic reaction conditions. This reaction is commonly
referred to as the Mannich Reaction.
The Structure Shown Is Formed By The Reaction Of One Nitrogen Bearing Compound And Two Oxygen Bearing Compounds Under S 1 (82.19 KiB) Viewed 39 times
The structure shown is formed by the reaction of one nitrogen-bearing compound, and two oxygen-bearing compounds under slightly acidic reaction conditions. This reaction is commonly referred to as the Mannich Reaction. Use retrosynthetic analysis to determine the three starting materials of the shown compound. All materials are neutral. nitrogen containing compound 2 oxygen containing compounds Draw the first oxygen containing starting material. Draw the nitrogen containing starting material. Draw the appropriate number of hydrogens bonded to nitrogen. Select Draw Rings More Erase Select Draw Rings More Erase с H O с H N O
Draw the second oxygen containing starting material. Select Draw Rings More Erase C 0 G & 2 O
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