A primary amine is formed from an amide by the treatment wi…

Chemistry AMINES (Nitrogen Containing Compounds) All Topic Question for Revision Test Single Correct MCQ

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Published on: August 14, 2026

A primary amine is formed from an amide by the treatment with bromine and alkali. The

primary amine has

1 carbon atom less than amide

1 carbon atom more than amide

1 hydrogen atom less than amide

1 hydrogen atom more than amide

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A primary amine is formed from an amide by the treatment with bromine and alkali. The

primary amine has 1 carbon atom less than present in the amide and this reaction is known as Hoffmann bromamide degradation reaction.

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