CH3 H2C=C-COOH + CH3-CO-SH CH3 ☑COOM COOH CH3-CO-S-HỌC-CH-COC 22.7.2 CH3 SOCI2 CH3-CO-S-H2C-CH-COOH 22.7.1 NH3/CH3OH N COOH CH3-CO-S HỌC CHEO -CH- 22.7.3 'N' COOH H-S-H2C-CH-CO 22.7.4 -CH CH3 CH3

CH3 H2C=C-COOH + CH3-CO-SH CH3 ☑COOM COOH CH3-CO-S-HỌC-CH-COC 22.7.2 CH3 SOCI2 CH3-CO-S-H2C-CH-COOH 22.7.1 NH3/CH3OH N COOH CH3-CO-S HỌC CHEO -CH- 22.7.3 'N' COOH H-S-H2C-CH-CO 22.7.4 -CH CH3 CH3

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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Hey can you able to explain the mechanicsm of these compounds.

CH3
H2C=C-COOH + CH3-CO-SH
CH3
☑COOM
COOH
CH3-CO-S-HỌC-CH-COC
22.7.2
CH3
SOCI2
CH3-CO-S-H2C-CH-COOH
22.7.1
NH3/CH3OH
N
COOH
CH3-CO-S HỌC CHEO
-CH-
22.7.3
'N' COOH
H-S-H2C-CH-CO
22.7.4
-CH
CH3
CH3

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