how to prepare ethylamine from ethyl bromide ?
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Ethyl amine is made from Hoffmann bromide Reaction in the laboratory. Ethyl amine is obtained by heating propionamide with a mixture of bromine and caustic potash.
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Ethylamine from ethyl bromide
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- Ethyl amine is made from Hoffmann bromide reaction in the laboratory.
- Ethyl amine is obtained by heating propionamide with a mixture of bromine and caustic potash.
- It is usually prepared by the addition of HBr to ethene: C=+ HBr→ C-CBr.
- Bromoethane is inexpensive and would relay be prepared in the laboratory.
- Using Ethyl alcohol: When ethane reacts with bromine in presence of ALB, ethyl bromide can be obtained.
- The reaction doesn't stop at a primary amine.
- The ethylamine also reacts with bromoethane- in the same two stages as before.
- In the first stage, you get a salt formed - this time, dimethylammonium bromide.
- The ammonia removes a hydrogen ion from the dimethylammonium ion to leave a secondary amine- dimethylamine.
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