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1

Amines can be produced by:
A)Oxidation of nitro compounds
B)Reduction of nitro compounds
C)Saponification of nitro compounds
D)Hydrolysis of nitro compounds
E)Acidification of nitro compounds
2

Amines can be produced by:
A)Oxidation of amides
B)Reduction of amides
C)Methylation of amides
D)Esterification of amides
E)Amide cannot be converted into amines
3

Protonization of amines produces:
A)Amides
B)Nitro compounds
C)Ammonium salts
D)Hydrolysis
E)Esters
4

Amines and carboxylic acid anhydrides produce:
A)Protonated amines
B)Hydrolysis
C)Amides and HCl
D)Amides and carboxylic acids
E)Esters
5

Amides and strong acids produce:
A)Carboxylic acids and protonated amines (alkyl ammonium ions)
B)Carboxylates and protonated amines (alkyl ammonium ions)
C)Carboxylates and free amines
D)Esters
E)No reaction occurs
6

Amides and strong bases produce:
A)Carboxylic acids and protonated amines (alkyl ammonium ions)
B)Carboxylates and protonated amines (alkyl ammonium ions)
C)Carboxylates and amines
D)Esters
E)No reaction occurs
7

Peptide bonds are:
A)Esters
B)Amines
C)Amides
D)Carboxylic acids and amines
E)Carboxylic acid anhydrides
8

Porphyrin is:
A)An amide
B)A heterocyclic amine
C)An amino acid
D)Prevents fever
E)None of the above
9

Cocaine is:
A)An amide
B)A heterocyclic amine
C)An amino acid
D)Prevents fever
E)None of the above
10

Nutrasweet® or aspartame is a:
A)Carbohydrate
B)Lipid
C)Peptide
D)Nucleotide
E)Amino acid





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