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    Reacting an Amine with an Acid Anhydride Will Produce
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Reacting an Amine with an Acid Anhydride Will Produce

Question 14

Question 14

Multiple Choice

Reacting an amine with an acid anhydride will produce?


A) an ammonium ion and OH-
B) a salt
C) an amide plus HCl
D) an amide plus a carboxylic acid

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