The primary, secondary and tertiary amines can be distinguished by:
Correct answer: A. Hinsberg's reagent
- A. Hinsberg's reagent
- B. Grignard's reagent
- C. Fehling's solution
- D. Tollen's reagent
Explanation
Hinsberg reagent C6H5SO2Cl reacts with primary amines and gives alkali soluble benzene sulphonamide; with secondary amine it gives alkali insoluble benzene sulphonamide, with tertiary amines it does not react.
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