What is the product of adding an amine (#RNH_2#) to #HCl#? What about #ArOH+NaHCO_3+NaOH#?

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What is the product of adding an amine (#RNH_2#) to #HCl#? What about #ArOH+NaHCO_3+NaOH#?

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Answer 1 · 2016-03-11T01:49:58

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#RNH_2+HCl=RNH_3^+Cl^-#
The amine is basic in nature due its loan pair on N atom . So it donates its loan pair to the electron deficit #H^+# formed by dissociation of HCl as follows
#HCl=H^++Cl^-#

The benzo-phenol is a weak acid (pKa= ~10) and do not react with sodium bicarbonate, which is a weak base itself (pKa(H2CO3)=6.37, 10.3). However, it does react with a strong base like NaOH.as follows google image

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What is the product of adding an amine (#RNH_2#) to #HCl#? What about #ArOH+NaHCO_3+NaOH#?

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