- Aniline is a colorless oily liquid but ethyl amine is a colorless gas which can be easily liquefied.
- Aniline undergoes sulphonation, nitration & bromination but ethyl amine does not give such reactions.
- With bromination aniline forms a white precipitate but ethyl amine does not give such reactions.
- With benzaldehyde aniline forms schiff's base. But there is no such action for ethyl amine.
- With benzene diazonium chloride, aniline gives p-amino benzene.But ethyl amine does not give such reactions.
- Aniline is easily oxidised, but ethyl amine is not easily oxidised.
- Aniline has an unpleasant odour but ethyl amine has a fishy ammoniacal odour.
- Aniline is insoluble in water but ethyl amine is readily soluble in water.
Experiments in chemistry involve different types of organic compounds.The reactions of these organic compounds are very interesting to a chemist.Experiments are part of research & reactions of these organic compounds are part of these experiments.I hope these blog will be useful to a chemistry student.
Monday, September 27, 2010
Difference between aniline & ethyl amine
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