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Chapter 21: 23P (page 817)

What 1° amine and carbonyl compound are needed to prepare each imine?

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b.

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01

Imines

A derivative of carbonyl compounds, imines are formed by the condensation of an aldehyde or ketone with a primary amine.

02

Imine formation

The following imines are formed by the reaction of the given carbonyl compounds with the primary amines:

a. Acetaldehyde reacts with nitropropane to form the given imine.


Formation of imine

b.

4-methylcyclohexanone reacts with aniline to form the given imine

Formation of Imine

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