Question

Part III: Writing equations for reactions involving amines Write equations to represent the reactions that would occur between the following reactants. Use bondline structures for the organic substances involved. A. Ethanamine and hydrochloric acid B. Ammonia and sulfuric acid C. Aniline and nitric acid D. 2-propanamine and acetic acid Part IV: Using the CRC Handbook of Chemistry and Physics to Obtain Physical Data Use the CRC Handbook to find and record information concerning water solubility for the following compounds. Both common and IUPAC names are provided to aid you in locating these compounds in the reference book. msc H2O s n-butylamine (1-butanamine) EOH em msc H₂Oietol, ethis ace, bz- n-pentylamine (n-amylamine or 1-pentanamine) n-hexylamine (1-hexanamine) S1, H₂O: MSC E+ oH ethis Questions: 1. Based on the information obtained above, what general trend seems to be true concerning water solubility of amines?

Answer 1

CH3 CH2 NH2 = 142 Ethanamine (base) accept a brotin Hu= hydrochloric and donate a proton. ^ NH2 + Hra - ^ NH₃ + ct . Min the - . N Ha i N43= Ammonia 42504 sulfuric acid 2 N43(01) + Hg S04 (ob.) - 2 Nudtast soat cap.) INH2 H-NO3 + NO nitric acid Aniline Acetic acid here one - Sejarah + ion – + Cuscon adan i o -Propanamine