Explain predict the major organic product of the reaction

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Predict the major organic product of the reaction between N-propylacetamide and sodium benzoate upon heating at 140 degrees Celsius. Select one: N-propylbenzamide propyl benzoate phenyl propanoate acetic benzoic anhydride sodium acetate no reaction

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