Which statement best describes what is happening in step 5? (Remember, this is copied from the ful mechanism, in which we saw the compound on the right being converted into the compound on the left.) CH;-CH=C-CO, H H. CH, — CH—C— СО, NH, H. O none of these O reduction O oxidation O decarboxylation O imine hydrolysis

Which statement best describes what is happening in step 5? (Remember, this is copied from the ful mechanism, in which we saw the compound on the right being converted into the compound on the left.) CH;-CH=C-CO, H H. CH, — CH—C— СО, NH, H. O none of these O reduction O oxidation O decarboxylation O imine hydrolysis

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Chapter23: Amines

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Problem 23.36P

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