amines Flashcards

(12 cards)

1
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basic formula for cationic surfactants

A

(fatty acid tail) N+R3 (quaternary ammonium salts) and Cl-

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2
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what are cationic surfactants used for

A

shampoo, laundry detergant and washing up liquid. hydrophobic tail and hydrophilic head

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3
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reaction of halogenoalkanes with ammonia

A

nucleophilic substititution. hot and ethanolic.
MESSY- can keep reacting so impure

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4
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what product would you get if it was excess ammonia

A

primary amine

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5
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what product would you get if it was excess halogenoalkane

A

quaternary ammonium salt

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6
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nitrile reduction

A

nickel catalyst and 2H2 or LiAlH4 in dilute acid. 100% yield

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7
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describe how to prepare aromatic amines

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electrophilic substitution- adding NO2 to form nitrobenzene
nitrobenzene is reduced with conc HCl and tin under reflux. NaOH

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8
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equation to form NO2+

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HNO3 + H2SO4 -> HSO4- +NO2+ + H20

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9
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how can amines act as a nucleophile and base

A

amine can attack a delta positive (nucleophile) . amine can accept a proton (base)

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10
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describe strength of bases in order

A

tertiary amine> secondary amine> primary amine>ammonia> aromatic amine

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11
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why is a teriary aine the strongest

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higher electron density due to inductive effect of alkyl groups so lone pair on n is more available to accept a proton

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12
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why is aromatic amine the weakest

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benzene ring withdraws electrons to be delocalised above and below plane so lone pair on N is less available to accept a proton

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