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Reactions of amines: acylation, carbylamine, Hinsberg test
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Which of the following gives the carbylamine test (foul-smelling isocyanide with
CHCl
X
3
+
KOH
)?
A
C
X
6
H
X
5
CH
X
2
NH
X
2
B
(
CH
X
3
)
X
2
NH
C
(
CH
X
3
)
X
3
N
D
C
X
6
H
X
5
NHCH
X
3
Answer: A
Only primary amines (aliphatic or aromatic) give the carbylamine test. Benzylamine is primary; the other three are secondary or tertiary.
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