Draw the condensed structural or line-angle formula if cyclic, for each of the following:
d. N-propylaniline

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Draw the condensed structural or line-angle formula if cyclic, for each of the following:

d. N-propylaniline

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Welcome back, everyone draw the line angle formula for N methyl Eline. First of all, let's begin with the parent. We can always find the parent at the end of the name and our parent is anneline. Let's recall that any line simply represents amino benzene. What does that mean? Well, essentially we want to draw a six member ring with three pie bombs. So this is how we get benzene and then we want to add an amino group to any of the six equivalent carbon atoms and amino group is NH two. So we have got the parent, which is a, now let's consider the subscripts within the structure at the beginning of the name, we have an muscle. Now, what does that mean? Nlk means that there is an alkyl group bonded to nitrogen? And in this case, the alkyl group is the methyl group. What we want to do is simply understand that in order to add a methyl group, we have to remove one of the two hydrogen atoms to make it possible because nitrogen cannot form an additional bond, it must have three bonds and a long pair. So what we're going to do is simply replace one of the two hydrogen atoms with a metal group CH three. We simply have CH three. There's no necessity to indicate CH three because we're looking at the line angle formula, we're simply drawing a solid line. And of course, at the end of that line, we have an implicit carbon with three hydros. And that's it. We have replaced one hydrogen from ale with a methyl group as the name suggests. And this is how we have, we have got the structure of N methyl Eline. Thank you for watching.

Draw the condensed structural or line-angle formula if cyclic, for each of the following:
d. N-propylaniline

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Condensed Structural Formula

Line-Angle Formula

Cyclic Compounds