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Transcribed Image Text:Analyze the reaction sequence given below.
excess
Br Mg/ether
1. CO2
SOCI,
CH;NH2
2. H3O' Pyridine
First, draw a product for each step on your scratch paper, and then briefly describe each in thes
Second, predict the final product for the complete reaction sequence from the structures given be
answers to the questions.
NHCH3
NHCH3
NHCH,
II
NHCH3
NH2
IV
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