Question
How many secondary amine are possible with molecular formula $C_4H_{11}NH_2$
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Answer
There are three possible secondary amines possible with the molecular formula $C _4 H _{11} N$. These are listed below
$1.$ $N-$methyl $n-$propyl amine
$2.$ $N-$methyl isopropyl amine
$3.$ $N,N-$dimethyl amine
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