Nitrogen-containing compounds Flashcards
Properties of amine
- short chain are soluble in water
- hydrogen bonding
- weak base(lone pair on N)
Amine salt to amine
Reagents: NaOH
Conditions: aqueous
Side products: H2O(l) + Cl-
Nitrile to amine (1)
Reagent: LiAlH4
Conditions: anhydrous
Mechanism: reduction
Nitrile reduction equation
nitrile + 4[H] -> amine
nitrile + 2H2(g) -> amine
Nitrile to amine (2)
Reagent: Na/ alcohol
Conditions: anhydrous
Mechanism: reduction
Nitrile to amine (3)
Reagent: H2(g)
Conditions: Ni
Mechanism: reduction
Nitrobenzene to phenylamine equation
Benzene + 6[H] ->
phenylamine + 2H2O
Nitrobenzene to phenylamine
Reagent: Sn
Conditions: HCl
Mechanism: reduction
Amine to salt
Reagent: acid
Side product: water
Mechanism: neutralisation
Amino acid to salt
Reagent: metal, metal oxides to carbonates
Mechanism: neutralisation
Amide to carboxylic acid
Reagent: H2O
Conditions: HCl(aq), heat
Side product: NH4+Cl-
Mechanism: hydrolysis
Amide to salt
Reagent: NaOH
Conditions: aqueous
Side product: salt + NH3(g)
Mechanism: hydrolysis
Optical isomerism
- chiral carbon
- 4 different R groups
- non-superimposable mirror image(enantiomer)
Testing racemic mixture
- One rotates polarised light to the left
- One rotates polarised light to the right
Amino acid properties
- zwitterion
- proton from COOH moves to NH2
- high mpt and bpt