Question
Chemistry Question on Amines
An organic compound (A), C2H5NO2 gives on reduction another compound (B) C2H7N. The reaction of nitrous acid on (B) evolves nitrogen and gives another compound (C) C2H6O. The compound (C) on oxidation gives acetic acid. The compounds A, B, C are
A
Nitroethane, Ethylamine, Ethyl alcohol
B
Nitroethane, Dimethylamine, Ethyl alcohol
C
Nitroethane, Dimethylamine, Acetone
D
None
Answer
Nitroethane, Ethylamine, Ethyl alcohol
Explanation
Solution
{\underset{\mathrm{Nitroethane , (A)}}{ {CH_5H_5 - N \equiv C}}−>[reduction]\underset{\mathrm{Ethylamine , (B)}}{ {CC_2H_5NH_2}}->[HNO_2][-N_2,H_2O]} {\underset{\mathrm{Ethyl , alcohol, (C)}}{ {C_2H_5OH \equiv C}}−>[[O]][−H2O]CH3CHO−>[[O]]\underset{\mathrm{Acetic , acid}}{ {CH_3COOH}}}