Reaction of anthranilic acid (o-amino benzoic acid) with HNO2 and H2SO4 yields a diazonium salt that can
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Reaction of anthranilic acid (o-amino benzoic acid) with HNO2 and H2SO4 yields a diazonium salt that can be treated with base to yield a neutral diazonium carboxylate.
(a) What is the structure of the neutral diazonium carboxylate?
(b) Heating the diazonium carboxylate results in the formation of CO2, N2, and an intermediate that reacts with 1, 3-cvclopcntadicnc to yield the following product: What is the structure of the intermediate, and what kind of reaction does it undergo withcyclopentadiene?
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a COH b NH CO HNO HSO4 ocpat CO N heat ...View the full answer
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