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243. Ethyl amine is distinguished from aniline by
(A) Tollens' reagent (B) Schiff's reagent (C) Arodye test
(D) Carbylamine test​

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Answered by nabham12
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Azo-dye test is used to distinguish the difference between the Ethylamine and aniline from each other. When the aniline gets treated with the Nitrous acid at 0-5°C, it forms a dye. ... Due to the evolution of the nitrogen gas during the reaction, ethylamine will give a brisk effervescence.

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