### Classification of Amines**Objective:**Classify each of the following amines as primary, secondary, or tertiary.**Given Structures:**1. **CH₂CH₃** - | - CH₃CH₂NCH₂CH₃2. **CH₃** - | - CH₃NCH - | - CH₃3. **CH₃NCH₂CH₃** - | - CH₃**Instructions:**For each of the given amine structures, select whether it is a primary, secondary, or tertiary amine from the dropdown menu:1. **First Structure:** - Structure: Ethylamine variant with ethyl groups attached to nitrogen. - Dropdown: - Primary - Secondary - Tertiary2. **Second Structure:** - Structure: Trimethylamine variant with three methyl groups attached to nitrogen. - Dropdown: - Primary - Secondary - Tertiary3. **Third Structure:** - Structure: Dimethylethylamine variant with three alkyl groups (one ethyl and two methyl groups) attached to the nitrogen. - Dropdown: - Primary - Secondary - Tertiary**Action:**- Select the appropriate classification from each dropdown menu.- Click "Submit Answer" to record your classifications.- If needed, you may attempt the entire group again by clicking "Retry Entire Group" (5 attempts remaining).**Buttons:**- **Submit Answer**: Confirms your selections.- **Retry Entire Group**: Allows you to make another attempt if necessary. You have 5 more attempts remaining.Use your knowledge of the structure and classification of amines to determine which type each given structure represents. **Classifying Amines: Primary, Secondary, and Tertiary**Amines are organic compounds derived from ammonia (NH₃) by the replacement of one or more hydrogen atoms by alkyl or aryl groups. They can be categorized as primary, secondary, or tertiary based on the number of carbon-containing groups attached to the nitrogen atom. Understanding the classification helps in studying their reactivity and applications in organic chemistry.Below is a mechanism to identify whether the amines in question are primary, secondary, or tertiary.### Question:**Classify each of the following amines as primary, secondary, or tertiary:**1. **\( \text{CH}_3\text{CHNHCH}\text{CH}_3 \)** This represents the structure of an organic amine where various carbon and nitrogen atoms are bonded.2. **Piperidine Structure** There is a ring structure with nitrogen (N) bonded within the ring and another group attached (represented by a hexagon with an embedded "N" and an attached \(\text{CH}_3\) group).3. **Aniline Derivative** Here, a benzene ring is bonded to a side chain with nitrogen, specifically \( \text{CH}_2\text{N(CH}_3)_2 \).### Classifications:- **Primary Amines:** Contain one carbon-containing group attached to the nitrogen.- **Secondary Amines:** Contain two carbon-containing groups attached to the nitrogen.- **Tertiary Amines:** Contain three carbon-containing groups attached to the nitrogen.### Instructions1. **Structure One: \( \text{CH}_3\text{CHNHCH}\text{CH}_3 \)** - **Observation:** The nitrogen (N) is bonded to two carbon chains. - **Classification:** This is a **secondary amine** because the nitrogen has two alkyl groups attached to it.2. **Structure Two: Ring with an embedded "N" and attached \( \text{CH}_3 \)** - **Observation:** The nitrogen atom is in the ring and bonded with one other hydrogen (H) and one methyl group (\(\text{CH}_3\)). - **Classification:** This is a **secondary amine**, as it has two groups attached to nitrogen – one from the ring structure and one methyl group.3. **Structure Three: Benzene ring bonded with side

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