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Reaction of nitrus acid on primary aliphatic amines

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Answered by bhandargevishnu
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Answer:

nitrus acid when reacts with aliphatic primary amine form primary alcohol and nitrogen gas is evolved.

Answered by RitaNarine
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the list of reactions of Nitrous acid on primary amines:

  • Nitrous acid reacts with the aliphatic amines and gives a test to distinguish primary, secondary and tertiary amines.
  • on reaction with primary amines, Nitrogen gas is evolved.
  • On reaction with secondary amines, oily N-Nitrosamine is seen.
  • On reaction with tertiary amines, an ammonium compound is obtained which is a clear solution.
  • Nitrous acid is actually a Bronsted acid, which under acidic condition reacts with amines to get reversible salt.
  • Depending on the behavior of the cation(NO+), reaction of Nitrous acid with the primary aliphatic amine can be explained.
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