Amines Flashcards
How is paracetomol formed?
-phenol is nitrated with sulfuric acid + sodium nitrate
-4-nitrophenol and 2-nitrophenol formed
i-somers seperated by fractional distilation due to different melting points
-4-nitrophenol reduced to 4-aminophenol using sodium tetrahydridoborate in alkaline
4-aminophenol reacts with ethannoic anhydride
what colour is formed when amines reacts with TM?
purple
what colour is formed when an amino acid reacts with ninhydrin?
deep blue/purple
how to form phenylamine from nitrobenzene
- heat under reflux
- tin(iron) + conc HCl
explain how to form a diazonium ion
nitrous acid in situ
use sodium nitrite and dilute HCl
must be 5 degrees or lower otherwise phenol formed
stable upto 10 degrees due to ring of delocalised electrons
2H20 produced
N triple bond NCl- is diazonium
how to form an azo dye?
react in cold alkaline with phenol
HCl produced
N=N bond
colour produced to delocalised systems that spread across entire molecule
what is a zwitterion ion?
an amino acid in neutral conditons with a positive and negative end
this explains the high melting point
what happens to amino acid in alkaline?
loses a proton
what happens to amino acids in acid solution?
gains a proton
how are amino acids joined together?
through condensation reaction
OH (COOH) from one amino acid and H (NH2) from other
forms a peptide bond
explain TLC (thin layer chromotography)
dissolved in suitable solvent spot of solution placed 2cm above plate spot of knwon amino acid also placed at same level plate dippled in suitable eluent making sure spots are above eluent in a sealed container eleuent drawn by capillary plate is left to allow eleuent to rise plate removed sprayed with ninhydrin and heated height of unknown compared to known