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Define what an amine is.
Think about the structure of ammonia.
What is the general formula for a primary amine?
Recall how many hydrogen atoms are replaced.
What type of amine has the structure R-NH2?
Recall the definition of each amine type.
True or False: Tertiary amines have higher boiling points than primary amines.
Consider hydrogen bonding when determining boiling points.
Given the structure of an unknown amine, determine if it's primary, secondary, or tertiary based on the number of hydrogen atoms bonded to nitrogen.
Focus on the structure closely.
Explain how the solubility of an amine changes with molecular weight and relate it to its boiling point.
Connect solubility with bonding capabilities.
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