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Hofmann Elimination via Exhaustive Methylation of Amines
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as posted by the channelWe know how to do elimination reactions when something like a halogen is the leaving group. But we can we do this kind of chemistry to eliminate an amino group? We can! We have to do something called exhaustive methylation, and once you see how that works, you'll understand why we call it that. One more strategy for the tool kit coming up!
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