ANH3BΔCKOH/BrCH3CH2NH2
The reaction of C with KOH/Br2 to give amine is called Hofmann bromamide reaction. This reaction is given by acid amides only in which R−CH2−C∣∣O−NH2 group undergoes rearrangement
along with the loss of CO2 molecule. Thus, the compound C must be acid amide with three carbon atoms. Hence, the compound C is CH3−CH2−C∣∣O−NH2.
Since, all the options shows that A is an acid and it forms acid amide on reaction with NH3. Thus, acid must contain three carbon atoms. Hence, the compound A is CH3CH2COOH. The complete series of reaction can be represented as