Stan and Kyle have observed a reaction between the aniline derivative A and acetone. a) Stan believes the product made is the imine B, whereas Kyle believes the aminal C was synthesized instead. Based on your technical expertise of organic chemistry gathered so far, how would you empirically determine which of the two boys is more likely to be correct, assuming you don't have access to pure samples of B and C? Be specific.

Stan and Kyle have observed a reaction between the aniline derivative A and acetone. a) Stan believes the product made is the imine B, whereas Kyle believes the aminal C was synthesized instead. Based on your technical expertise of organic chemistry gathered so far, how would you empirically determine which of the two boys is more likely to be correct, assuming you don't have access to pure samples of B and C? Be specific.

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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Author:Andrei Straumanis

Publisher:Andrei Straumanis

Chapter27: Amines

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