a compound z with molecular formula c3H9N reacts with c6h5SO2Cl to give a solid, insoluble in alkali. identify z .
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- Molecular formula of Z = C3H9N
- Z reacts with C6H5SO2Cl
RESULTS
- Reaction gives an insoluble alkali.
CONCLUSION
- Z is an aliphatic amine. ( due to formula)
- we know that aliphatic amine gives a solid insoluble after reacting with base.
- it means on reaction with C6H5SO2Cl with "Z" gives a product which have non replaceable Hydrogen attached to the nitrogen.
- so, it means Amine must be a secondary Amine (2° Amine) .
- so, Z= Ethylmethylamine
Hence , Answer is :-. Ethylmethylamine.
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