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Determine the IUPAC name for the following molecule:
 
  1. ethylpropylphenylam ine
  2. N-phenyl-N-ethylpropanamine
  3. N-ethyl-N-phenylpropanamine
  4. N-ethyl-N-propylaniline
  5. N-phenyl-N-ethylaniline

Question 2

Which of the following is not represented in the molecule shown?
 
  1.aliphatic amine
  2.aromatic amine
  3.heterocyclic aromatic amine
  4.secondary amine
  5.a pyridine ring

Question 3

Select the best classification for the following molecule:
 
  1.1 aliphatic amine
  2.2 aliphatic amine
  3.3 aliphatic amine
  4.aromatic amine
  5.heterocyclic aromatic amine

Question 4

What type of reaction has occurred in the above biological process?
 



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