CH3CONH2 +Br2 /NAOH​

shiva04 shiva04

• 11.03.2019
• Biology
• Secondary School

answered • expert verified CH3CONH2 +Br2 /NAOH​ See answer AfreenMohammedi AfreenMohammedi

Hey mate...

When CH3CONH2 , acetamide reacts with KOH. Br2, we get methylamine,  CH3NH2

The reaction is

CH3CONH2   −→−Br2KOH   CH3NH2  + KBr

Here the reaction begins with the reaction with Br2, leading to formation of isocyanate which further hydrolysis to give the desired product.

Hope this helps u....

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