2 A mixture of amines can be formed when ammonia reacts with bromoethane in the presence of ethanol. a Draw the mechanism for the reaction between ammonia and bromoethane. State the name of the two products. b Draw the displayed formula of the primary amine product. C State the molecular formula and name of the secondary amine product. d Draw the skeletal formula and state the name of the tertiary amine product.

2 A mixture of amines can be formed when ammonia reacts with bromoethane in the presence of ethanol. a Draw the mechanism for the reaction between ammonia and bromoethane. State the name of the two products. b Draw the displayed formula of the primary amine product. C State the molecular formula and name of the secondary amine product. d Draw the skeletal formula and state the name of the tertiary amine product.

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Chapter16: Amines And Amides

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 16.10E: Give each of the following amines an IUPAC name. a. b. c.

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