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Amines - Nitrogen Compounds Flashcards

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1
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What is an acid?

A

Releases H+

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2
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What is base?

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A compound that neutralises an acid, by accepting H+, to form a salt

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3
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What is a salt?

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Product of a reaction in which H+ from the acid is replaced by a metal or ammonium ion

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4
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What does a compound have to have to be a base?

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Has to have a lone pair or negative charge

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5
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What are examples of bases?

A

Metal oxide
Metal carbonate
Metal hydroxide
Ammonia - accepts H+ to form NH4+

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6
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Can amines behave as bases?

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YES

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7
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Why can ammonia behave as a base?

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Lone pair on the N

So can accept H+ to form NH4+

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8
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What do you form when you add H+ to ethylamine?

A

Ethylammonium ion

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9
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What product is formed from CH3CH2NH2 + HCl?

A

CH3CH2NH3+Cl-

Ethylammonium chloride

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10
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What product is formed from CH3CH2CH2NH2 + H2SO4?

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(CH3CH2CH2NH3)2SO4

Dipropylammonium sulphate

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11
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What product is formed from CH3CH2CH2NH2 + H3PO4?

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(CH3CH2CH2NH3)3PO4

Tripropylammonium phosphate

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12
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What does the strength of a base depend on?

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How available the nitrogen’s lone pairs are

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What does it mean if a lone pair is more available?

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Electron density = higher = stronger the base

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14
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Order ammonia, amine and phenylamine from weakest to strongest base

A

Phenylamine
Ammonia
Amine

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15
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Why is phenylamine the weakest base?

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Benzene ring pulls electrons towards delocalised ring
Electron density increases at ring
So L.P less available

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16
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Why is ammonia the middle base?

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Doesn’t have an aromatic ring to pull L.P away

Doesn’t have an alkyl group to pull L.P towards

17
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Why is amine the strongest base?

A

Alky group pushes electrons towards N
Electron density increases at N
So L.P more available

18
Q

What is the first step of forming a primary aliphatic amine?

A

Haloalkane + NH3 —-> ammonium salt

19
Q

What is formed when 1-chloroethane + NH3?

A

CH3CH2NH3Cl

Ethylammonium chloride

20
Q

What is the second step of forming a primary aliphatic amine?

A

Ammonium salt + aqueous alkali —-> primary amine + NaCl + H2O

21
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What is formed when Ethylammonium chloride + NaOH?

A

CH3CH2NH2 + NaCl + H2O

Ethylamine

22
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What are the conditions needed for forming a primary aliphatic amine?

A

Excess NH3

Ethanol as a solvent

23
Q

Why do you need excess NH3 when forming a primary aliphatic amine?

A

Don’t want further substitution

24
Q

Why do you need ethanol when forming a primary aliphatic amine?

A

To prevent substitution of haloalkane by water to make an alcohol

25
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How is ethanol used when forming a primary aliphatic amine?

A

NH3 dissolved in ethanol

Ethanolic ammonia

26
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What is the first step of forming a secondary aliphatic amine?

A

Primary amine + haloalkane —-> ammonium salt

27
Q

What is formed when ethylamine + 1-chloroethane?

A

(CH3CH2)2NH2+Cl-

Diethylammonium chloride

28
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What is the second step of forming a secondary aliphatic amine?

A

Ammonium salt + NaOH —-> secondary amine + NaCl + H2O

29
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What is formed when diethylammonium chloride + NaOH?

A

(CH3CH2)2NH + NaCl + H2O

N,N diethylamine

30
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What is the first step of forming a tertiary aliphatic amine?

A

Secondary amine + haloalkane —-> ammonium salt

31
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What is formed when N,N diethylamine +

1-chloroethane?

A

(CH3CH2)3NH+Cl-

Triethylammonium chloride

32
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What is the second step of forming a tertiary aliphatic amine?

A

Ammonium salt + NaOH —-> tertiary amine + NaCl + H2O

33
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What is formed when triethylammonium chloride + NaOH?

A

(CH3CH2)3N + NaCl + H2O

Triethylamine

34
Q

What is the first step of forming aromatic amines?

A

Nitrobenzene + 7[H] —-> Phenylammonium chloride

+ 2H2O

35
Q

What is the second step when forming aromatic amines?

A

Phenylammonium chloride + NaOH —-> Phenylamine + H2O

36
Q

What conditions are needed for the first step of forming an aromatic amine?

A

Conc HCl
Sn
REFLUX

37
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What conditions are needed for the second step of forming an aromatic amine?

A

NaOH in excess

38
Q

What is the overall equation for forming an aromatic amine?

A

Nitrobenzene + 6[H] —-> Phenylamine + 2H2O

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