Original post by Medusa56
Why is the answer B? What about A???
Why is the answer B? What about A???
A forms ammonium ethanoate
It is an acid-base reaction
Original post by BobbJo
A forms ammonium ethanoate
It is an acid-base reaction
It is an acid-base reaction
Oooooo.... I thought it would be condensation, so I kind of mixed it up. Thanks 😁
Original post by Medusa56
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Recall the chemistry of acid chloride and carboxylic acid. They react in nucleophilic addition-elimination (condensation) with an alcohol to form an ester.
Amines and amides do not react with alcohols. Amine reacts with an acid chloride.
3 and 4 react with methanol to form the desired product. So the answer is C.
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