1. CH3I 係一個nucleophile provider. I 會有 delta - charge, H adjacent to N has delta + charge. I attacks H and N attack CH3 adjacent to I. They exchanged their partner. CH3 has a strong electron-donating nature than H and N has a higher electronegativity than I so that they exchange for their better match.
Is that right?
For Q2, I think it is a Hoffmann reaction and was taught in the amine chapter, according to my memory.
I am not sure about the answer, but I remebered that there are CO2 formed.
May be.....
The nucleophile OH- attacks the central delta + carbon and the carbon withdraws from benzene and NH2, forming CO2 and go; at the same time NH2 gained electrons from the central carbon and get - charge. It will attack the benzene???
Actually, I dont know about the mechanism...
I am just feel interesting about your questions.
Keep going on posting! I will keep attention to these advanced questions.
I will search more information to enrich my answer next time (because now I am doing my homework =.=)
2008-12-27 17:44:56 補充:
Actually I love organic synthesis very much.
It is my favorate in Chemistry.
Nice to se these questions here.
Thanks Doctor.