3. Draw two different mechanisms to account for the following transformation under acidic condition NR 2 R' R' catalytic H + R Me H Η R" R" There are two well-differentiated mechanistic pathways that lead from starting materials to product. These two mechanisms differ in the sequence of assembly of the starting materials. Draw both of these mechanisms.

3. Draw two different mechanisms to account for the following transformation under acidic condition NR 2 R' R' catalytic H + R Me H Η R" R" There are two well-differentiated mechanistic pathways that lead from starting materials to product. These two mechanisms differ in the sequence of assembly of the starting materials. Draw both of these mechanisms.

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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Author:Andrei Straumanis

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Chapter8: Addition Via Carbocation

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