25. Quartenary ammonium salts with hydrocarbon chains are used as detergent BECAUSE the presence of hydrophobic tail and ionic head facilitates its detergent action. 26. Hofmann elimination is a reaction between an unsubstituted amide and an alkaline solution of bromine BECAUSE the advantage of Hofmann rearrangement is that it yields pure primary amines 27. Nitriles undergo catalytic hydrogenation or reduction with LIAIH4 to yield primary amines BECAUSE this reaction is a technique for shortening carbon chain in an amine.

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25. Quartenary ammonium salts with hydrocarbon chains are used as detergent
BECAUSE the presence of hydrophobic tail and ionic head facilitates its
detergent action.
26. Hofmann elimination is a reaction between an unsubstituted amide and an
alkaline solution of bromine BECAUSE the advantage of Hofmann
rearrangement is that it yields pure primary amines
27. Nitriles undergo catalytic hydrogenation or reduction with LIAIH4 to yield
primary amines BECAUSE this reaction is a technique for shortening carbon
chain in an amine.
Transcribed Image Text:25. Quartenary ammonium salts with hydrocarbon chains are used as detergent BECAUSE the presence of hydrophobic tail and ionic head facilitates its detergent action. 26. Hofmann elimination is a reaction between an unsubstituted amide and an alkaline solution of bromine BECAUSE the advantage of Hofmann rearrangement is that it yields pure primary amines 27. Nitriles undergo catalytic hydrogenation or reduction with LIAIH4 to yield primary amines BECAUSE this reaction is a technique for shortening carbon chain in an amine.
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25.  The structure of quaternary ammonium salt is as shown below:

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A detergent contains both hydrophobic and hydrophilic ends.

Hydrophobic part dissolves in the oil or grease and hydrophilic part dissolves in water.

Thus , they can remove the dirt and can act as detergents.

So, the given statement and reason both are true.

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26.   Hofmann elimination is a reaction in which quaternary ammonium salts can be converted into alkenes by heating with Ag2O.

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Hofmann rearrangement reaction involves the reaction between primary amides with Brin presence of NaOH and form primary amines.

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First statement is false, and second statement is true.

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