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Chemistry AMINES (Nitrogen Containing Compounds) Skill Builder Single Correct MCQ
Published on: August 13, 2026

p-chloroaniline and anilinium hydrochloride cannot be distinguished by

A
Sandmeyer's reaction
B
C
D
Carbylamine test

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D

Sandmeyer's reaction with chloroaniline gives p-dichlorobenzene which is solid (m.p. 325 K)

while that with anilinium chloride give chlorobenzene, which is liquid (m.p. 405 K). Anilinium hydrochloride is an acidic salt and therefore, liberates with and gives white ppt. of AgCl with . However, both are primary amines and give carbylamine test and therefore, cannot be distinguished.

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