1Are derivatives of ammonia NH 3
Amines
2Contain N attached to one or more alkyl or
aromatic groups
Amines
3Amines are classified as
primary, secondary, or tertiary.
4Amines are named as
alkanamines
5The boiling points of amines are _____ than alkanes.
_____ than alcohols of similar mass.
higher and lower
6Amines are _____
If they have 1-5 carbon atoms.
soluble in water
8Neutralization of acid forms
Amine Salts
9An ______ Forms when an amine is neutralized by acid.
Is named by replacing the amine part of the name with
ammonium followed by the name of the negative ion.
amine salt
10are classified according to the number of
carbon atoms bonded to the nitrogen atom.
Amides
11test for the detection and distinction of primary,
secondary, and tertiary amines in a given
sample.
Hinsberg Test
12The reaction of the benzene sulfonyl chloride with primary
amines gives a sulfonamide product that is
soluble in alkali
13The reaction of the benzene sulfonyl chloride with secondary
amines gives a sulfonamide product that is
NOT soluble in alkali
14No such reaction occurs between a
tertiary amine and the benzene sulfonyl
chloride reagent. Tertiary amines help
in the hydrolysis of sulfonyl chloride.
This reaction yields salts that are
soluble in water.
True
15A test that reacts with aryl and aliphatic
amines in an aqueous or ethanolic
medium that will give different colors
depending upon the nature of the
amine, i.e. primary, secondary or
tertiary amine.
Quinhydrone Test
16Nitro substituted amines cannot be
detected, while phenylenediamine
gives
false colors
17is commonly used to differentiate
between primary and secondary
aliphatic amines (amines where
aromatic rings are not directly attached
to the nitrogen atom).
(+) – red color (primary amines)
Ramini Test
18Smells like ammonia
Smells like decaying fish
Amine
20More water soluble
Amine
21Lower boiling point
Amine
22Lower melting point
Amine
23Not highly flammable
Amine
24Faint ammonia smell
Amide
26Less water soluble
Amide
27Higher Boiling point and Higher melting point
Amide