why ammonia is stronger base than acetamide
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The lone pair present upon the nitrogen in acetamide is being attracted towards the carbonyl group adjacent to the NH2 , thus inhibiting the donation of lone pair electrons. Where as in ammonia there isn't any functional group exerting -I effect upon Nitrogen and hence no inhibition making it more basic than acetamide.
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Assign reason. Effect and it increase the electron density on the nitrogen atom. Therefore, electron releasing tendency is more in ethylamine than in acetamide or the former is a stronger base.
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