Two of these functional groups are substituted onto a molecule of naphthalene to create a proton sponge. They’re not epoxides, (10[1])but reaction of this functional group with mCPBA gives syn (-5[1])alkenes due to the cyclic 5-membered transition state in the Cope elimination. (-5[2])Reaction of this functional group with benzenesulfonyl chloride followed by acidification in the Hinsberg test allows (10[1])distinction (10[1])of the degree of substitution. Primary examples (-5[1])of this functional (10[1])group (-5[2])are formed from (-5[1])alkyl (-5[1])halides (10[1])in the Gabriel (-5[1])synthesis. (10[10]-5[2])Carbonyls (10[4]-5[1])can (-5[1])be (10[2])converted (-5[1])into this (10[1]-5[1])functional (-5[1])group (-5[1])in one-pot (-5[1])reductive (-5[1])reactions. (-5[5])For (-5[2])10 points, (-5[3])name this functional (10[1])group (10[1])consisting of a nitrogen (10[1]-5[1])atom (10[1]-5[1])single (10[1]-5[1])bonded (10[2])to (-5[1])at least (10[2])one (10[2])carbon (10[3])atom. (10[4]-5[1])■END■ (10[33]0[35])