CHALLENGE MECHANISM! Though we have not seen this exact transformation in class, you can use some of the fundamental electron movement we have seen in Chapter 19 to understand the bond changes. Apply your knowledge to provide a detailed Arrow Pushing Mechanism for the reaction. CH3 H-A H₂O NH₂ CH3

CHALLENGE MECHANISM! Though we have not seen this exact transformation in class, you can use some of the fundamental electron movement we have seen in Chapter 19 to understand the bond changes. Apply your knowledge to provide a detailed Arrow Pushing Mechanism for the reaction. CH3 H-A H₂O NH₂ CH3

Pushing Electrons

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Chapter4: On Solving Mechanism Problems

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