Amide/Bromide salt Hard Chemistry Question!!
Can someone please explain to me the answer of part e)ii) of this question.
The question and answer are attached in the link.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/7mr5qpg6n15a135/Chem%20Oly2009Q4eii.docx?dl=0
Thank you!!
The question and answer are attached in the link.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/7mr5qpg6n15a135/Chem%20Oly2009Q4eii.docx?dl=0
Thank you!!
Original post by GDN
the lone pair on the N forms the N to C double bond then the pi pair in the C to O double bond moves onto the O then the O minus acts as a nucleophile displacing the Br
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Original post by champion1
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