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What is the mechanism of the reaction between Wagner's reagent and an alkaloids?
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What is the mechanism of the reaction between mayer's reagent and an alkaloid?
[HgI4]-(aq) reacts with the lone pairs of nitrogen that are present, then the typical off-white precipitate falls out. A uncharged mercury salt is thus obtained. In some alkaloids there isn't a reaction with Mayer's reagent because it lacks lone pairs (example berberine) and it reacts also with alkaline peptides. This mechanism is actually similar then Dragendorff's reagent.
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What is the mechanism of the reaction between mayer's reagent and an alkaloid?
[HgI4]-(aq) reacts with the lone pairs of nitrogen that are present, then the typical off-white precipitate falls out. A uncharged mercury salt is thus obtained. In some alkaloids there isn't a reaction with Mayer's reagent because it lacks lone pairs (example berberine) and it reacts also with alkaline peptides. This mechanism is actually similar then Dragendorff's reagent.
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What is the mechanism for the reaction between bromine and cyclohexane and state the conditions favor the reaction?
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