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“Amide synthesis by acylation”

Acylation can form an amide by creating a bond between a nitrogen-containing reactant and an acyl group.

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Acylation can form an amide by creating a bond between a nitrogen-containing reactant and an acyl group. Which reagents and conditions are appropriate depends on their reactivity, selectivity, and hazards. The former chemistry title does not supply a complete experiment or justify an assumed yield from a generic reaction name.

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  1. NIOSH: Chemical Safety in the Workplace ↗
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