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Chapter 22: 13P (page 868)

What amide(s) will form each of the following amines on treatment with LiAlH4?

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The amides which on LiAlH4 reduction give the mentioned products are shown below:

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Step-by-Step SolutionStep 1: Reduction of amides

LiAlH4 can easily cause the reduction of amides (primary, secondary or tertiary) into primary, secondary, or tertiary amines.

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Mechanism of amides into amines

The mechanism for the conversion of amides into amines by LiAlH4is shown below:

Hence, based on the explanations, the amides which on LiAlH4reduction give the mentioned products are shown below:

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