Predict the organic and inorganic products of the given reaction, and select the class to which the product belongs. Then, draw the curved arrow mechanism for the key step. Draw the organic and inorganic products. CH3CH2NH2 The product of the reaction is an imine. a hydrazone. an oxime. a semicarbazone. The mechanism of the reaction can be presented in several ways. Some books show the carbonyl protonated first, while others show nucleophilic attack occurring first. Several proton transfer steps are needed and will generate a key intermediate, the carbinolamine. Carbinolamines are not isolated and will undergo dehydration to give the product. Draw curved arrows of the protonated carbinolamine to show the key dehydration step. Add curved arrows to show the dehydration. Do not delete any pre-drawn bonds, charges, or lone pairs. If you accidentally delete a vital part of the structure, click the undo button in the lower left.
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