Chemistry, asked by Sardaar2853, 1 year ago

Give plausible explanation, Tertiary amines cannot be acylated.

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Answered by tejaswi04

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Amines containing replaceable hydrogen atom react with acid chloride to form substituted amides. This reaction is called acylation reaction. In case of tertiary amines there is no replaceable H atom and therefore, these do not react with acid chloride and hence do not undergo acylation.

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