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Which of the Following Compounds Would React Together at Room

Question 78

Question 78

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Which of the following compounds would react together at room temperature to form the following compound? Which of the following compounds would react together at room temperature to form the following compound?   A)  hexanamide and 2-propanol B)  hexanoic acid and 2-propanamine C)  2-propanamine and hexanoic anhydride D)  pentanoic acid and 2-propanamine


A) hexanamide and 2-propanol
B) hexanoic acid and 2-propanamine
C) 2-propanamine and hexanoic anhydride
D) pentanoic acid and 2-propanamine

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