WS-3.16: Secondary amines tend to undergo a similar reaction with carbonyl as the imine formation. However, the end product is an enamine. Draw a mechanism to understand the slight change that leads to an enamine formation from the reaction between acetone and N,N-dimethylamine.

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WS-3.16: Secondary amines tend to undergo a similar reaction with carbonyl as the imine
formation. However, the end product is an enamine. Draw a mechanism to understand the
slight change that leads to an enamine formation from the reaction between acetone and
N,N-dimethylamine.
Transcribed Image Text:WS-3.16: Secondary amines tend to undergo a similar reaction with carbonyl as the imine formation. However, the end product is an enamine. Draw a mechanism to understand the slight change that leads to an enamine formation from the reaction between acetone and N,N-dimethylamine.
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