Question 5 a) Identify the functional group in 4, 5, and 6. b) Identify the type of reaction indicated c) Propose a reasonable mechanism for this reaction. H₂N 5 Amine Bee C 6 алипе SMO HO P Alcoho

Question 5 a) Identify the functional group in 4, 5, and 6. b) Identify the type of reaction indicated c) Propose a reasonable mechanism for this reaction. H₂N 5 Amine Bee C 6 алипе SMO HO P Alcoho

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