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25-10-2022
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Aldehydes and ketones react readily with primary or secondary amines with an optimal reaction pH of 4–5.
Consider the reaction between 2-butanone and methylamine shown below.

Aldehydes and ketones react readily with primary or secondary amines with an optimal reaction pH of 45 Consider the reaction between 2butanone and methylamine s class=

Aldehydes and ketones react readily with primary or secondary amines with an optimal reaction pH of 45 Consider the reaction between 2butanone and methylamine s class=

Aldehydes and ketones react readily with primary or secondary amines with an optimal reaction pH of 45 Consider the reaction between 2butanone and methylamine s class=

Aldehydes and ketones react readily with primary or secondary amines with an optimal reaction pH of 45 Consider the reaction between 2butanone and methylamine s class=

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