induced nucleophilic addition of them to a carbenium ion, which eventually results in an amide.
Their alpha-alkoxy variety undergoes the Thorpe reaction in the presence of tris-methyllithium at -78 degrees Celsius. Their adipo- hydrodimer is key to the production of nylon, and they can be made aromatic via the dehydration of oximes with phosphorus pentoxide. The Ritter reaction (*) is an acid- induced nucleophilic addition of them to a carbenium ion, which eventually results in an amide. Catalytic hydrogenation of them in the presence of nickel or cobalt also results in an amide, but when they are reacted with Grignard reagents, ketones result. Formed by Letts synthesis, FTP, name these organic chemical compounds which contain a nitrogen triple bonded to a carbon.
Their alpha-alkoxy variety undergoes the Thorpe reaction in the presence of tris-methyllithium at -78 degrees Celsius.
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