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Amines

JEE Plances JEE (Main) Chemistry Amines and Aromatic Compounds Containing Nitrogen

Please explain the answer

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NEET NEET Chemistry Organic Compounds Containing Nitrogen

Why m-phenylenediamine is more basic than aniline? At m position NH2 exert -I effect which will reduce electron density at N then why?please explain

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CBSE XII Science Chemistry Amines

Question 6. Option 2nd and 3rd

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CBSE XII Science Chemistry Amines

How aniline is prepared from (a) benzamide (b) Benzoic acid (c)Nitro benzene

Asked by ap996969 16th March 2019 10:17 PM
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JEE Main Chemistry Organic Compounds Containing Nitrogen

The answer given is aniline. But shouldn't option (d) be the answer because of steric inhibition of resonance?

Asked by sumayiah2000 29th April 2019 11:42 AM
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NEET NEET Chemistry Organic Compounds Containing Nitrogen

Is fluorine doesn't react with Amine.Please explain

Asked by valavanvino1011 23rd July 2019 9:35 PM
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JEE Main Chemistry Organic Compounds Containing Nitrogen

Why is the circled Nitrogen most basic in this case? 

Asked by Mrinal 31st August 2019 3:00 PM
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NEET NEET Chemistry Organic Compounds Containing Nitrogen

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Asked by musira29rahman 3rd September 2019 4:48 PM
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CBSE XII Science Chemistry Amines

Plz draw the open structure md give the name

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CBSE XII Science Chemistry Amines

13.36 plz

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NEET NEET Chemistry Organic Compounds Containing Nitrogen

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CBSE XII Science Chemistry Amines

Conversion of amines   

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NEET NEET Chemistry Organic Compounds Containing Nitrogen

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NEET NEET Chemistry Organic Compounds Containing Nitrogen

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NEET NEET Chemistry Organic Compounds Containing Nitrogen

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CBSE XII Science Chemistry Amines

pls explain

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CBSE XII Science Chemistry Amines

sir/madam, this doubt will be lenghty. request peace reading. the doubt is w.r.t chapter Amines; to be specific it is w.r.t basicity of amines. in the topic of the comparision of the basic character of alkylamines with ammonia,  the order of basicity of amines is tertiary> secondary> primary in gaseous phase, only due to the +I effect. in gasous phase only +I effect is shown? also in the aqueous phase, the disturbancy in the order of basicity is due to the sum of effects of +I effect, solvation effect and steric hindrance? the order of the stability of the following in aqueous phase: +I effect: tertiary> secondary> primary solvation: primary > secondary > tertiary steric hindrance: primary > secondary > tertiary so does it means that +I is effected in both gaseous and aqueous phase but solvation and steric hindrance are effected only in aqueous phase? also sir there is an order of basicity when R= CH3 group and when R= C2H5 group: R= CH3: secondary> primary> tertiary R= C2H5: secondary> tertiary> primary so sir can we generalise the order that: when R=CH3 group, the order of basicity: secondary> primary> tertiary and when R> CH3 group, the order of basicity: secondary> tertiary> primary

Asked by kaziryan.05 12th July 2021 9:51 PM
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CBSE XII Science Chemistry Amines

what is the possible reducing agents to covert cynides to amine

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NEET NEET Chemistry Organic Compounds Containing Nitrogen

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CBSE XII Science Chemistry Amines

methods of preparation of amines

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