The compound which gives an oily nitrosamine on reaction with nitrous acid at low temperature, is
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The compound which gives an oily nitrosamine on reaction with nitrous acid low temperature is Ethylamine aka CH3NH2.

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The compound which gives an oily nitrosamine on reaction with nitrous acid low temperature is Ethylamine aka CH3NH2.
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● Answer -
Diethylamine (CH3CH2-NH-CH2CH3)
● Explaination -
- Secondary amines on reaction with nitrous acid gives nitrosamine.
- Diethyl amine reacts with aq. nitrous acid to produce N-nitro diethylamine which is an insoluble oil.
CH3CH2-NH-CH2CH3 + HNO2 ---> CH3CH2-N(NO)-CH2CH3 + H20
● Extra information -
On reaction with aqueous nitrous acid
- Primary amines liberate nitrogen gas
- Secondary amines form N-nitrosamines
- Tertiary amines forms ammonium salt.
Hope this helps...
● Answer -
Diethylamine (CH3CH2-NH-CH2CH3)
● Explaination -
- Secondary amines on reaction with nitrous acid gives nitrosamine.
- Diethyl amine reacts with aq. nitrous acid to produce N-nitro diethylamine which is an insoluble oil.
CH3CH2-NH-CH2CH3 + HNO2 ---> CH3CH2-N(NO)-CH2CH3 + H20
● Extra information -
On reaction with aqueous nitrous acid
- Primary amines liberate nitrogen gas
- Secondary amines form N-nitrosamines
- Tertiary amines forms ammonium salt.
Hope this helps...
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