Organic Chemistry Flashcards
Organic derivatives of ammonia ( NH3 ) in which one or more alkyl cycloalkyl or aromatic groups replace hydrogen and bond to the nitrogen atom
Ammines
The -NH2 group of a primary amine can be thought of as an___ group
Amino
Thus secondary and tertiary amines possesses____ amino groups
Substituted
For di- and trisubstituted amines, the non-parent chains are indicated as ___bonded
N
Involve an amine- type nitrogen bond to an aromatic ring.
Aromatic amines
The simplest case for aromatic amines is
Aniline
Skeletal and positional isomers for amines are
a. possible
b. impossible
A. Possible
In skeletal isomers the carbon chain components of the amines
a. same
b. differ
B . differ
Amines tend to be gases for____cases
Low molecular weight
Heavier amines are____ at room temperature
Liquid
One very noticeable thing about amines is that they tend to___& for example some have___ smell
Exhibit strong odors, fishy
Amine boiling points are ____of those for alcohols and alkanes of similar molar mass
Intermediate
Amines tend to be____ because of H- bonding interaction with water molecules
Water soluble
Water solubility decreases as:
Chain length increases
the degree of N- substitution increases
One of the few examples of a weak base in amines
Ammonia
The resulting ion ( NH4+ ) is called an
Ammonium ion
Amines react with water to produce
Ammonium like species
A substituted ammonium ion results from the reaction between an
Amine and water
Amines are better basis than oxygen containing compound
A. True
B. False
True
Ethers and alcohols have no significant basicity in water
A. True
B. False
A. True
Amines because they are____ can react with acids in neutralization reactions
Basic
The reaction when react with acid in neutralization reaction produces an
Amine salt
Amin salts are water soluble
a. true
b. false
A. True
Miny pharmaceutical processes nitrogen centers that are protonated to the ammonium form to make them water soluble or to stabilize them ( they are often called_____ )
Hydrochlorides