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A process of Nitrile hydrolysis (Two H2O attacks) that generates carboxylic acid with no change to the carbon chain. | A process of Nitrile hydrolysis (Two H2O attacks) that generates carboxylic acid with no change to the carbon chain. | ||
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== Creating a Nitrile using an amide and phosphorus(V) oxide (Guzman, Iridian) == | |||
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Nitrile (Hannah Hong)
A reaction of an amide with thionyl chloride to form a nitrile.
Hydrolysis of Nitrile
A process of Nitrile hydrolysis (Two H2O attacks) that generates carboxylic acid with no change to the carbon chain. File:Hydrolysis of nitrile.png
