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    What Acid Chloride Is Required to Form the Amide Shown
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What Acid Chloride Is Required to Form the Amide Shown

Question 38

Question 38

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What acid chloride is required to form the amide shown below? What acid chloride is required to form the amide shown below?   A) butylammonium chloride B) propanoyl chloride C) propylammonium chloride D) butanoyl chloride E) HCl


A) butylammonium chloride
B) propanoyl chloride
C) propylammonium chloride
D) butanoyl chloride
E) HCl

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