MCQ
Which of the following compound gives secondary amine on reduction?
- AAlkyl nitrile
- ✓Carbylamine
- CPrimary amine
- DSecondary nitro compound
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Answer
Correct option: B.
Carbylamine
Here carbylamine is given secondary amine.
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