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Aniline is react with chloroform in presence of sodium hydroxide then what will be the product

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Answered by Anjali261
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It is the carbylamine amine reaction and its product is benzene isocyanide (C6H5NC) which has offensive smell.
Answered by priyarksynergy
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REACTION OF ANILINE WITH CHLOROFORM IN PRESEMCE OF NaOH WILL GIVE PHENYL ISOCYANIDE.

Explanation:

  • In carbylamine reaction, a primary amine is treated with chloroform in presence of a base to form an isocyanide. Also known as Hoffmann Isocyanide Synthesis.
  • Aniline is a primary amine, it will react with chloroform to form an isocyanide.
  • The base taken in this reaction is sodium hydroxide.
  • In this dehydrohalogenation of CHCl_{3} takes place.
  • In this carbene intermediate is formed.
  • The final product of this reaction is phenyl isocyanide.

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