Formaldehyde reacts with ammonia to give :-

Question

Formaldehyde reacts with ammonia to give :- (A) H2C=NH (B) Option 2

(C)

(D) (CH2)6N4

Tardigrade Admin · Accepted Answer

Formaldehyde is HCHO and ammonia is NH3 . In the reaction of these ammonia behaves as a nucleophile and use its four mole with six mole of formaldehyde to from the following product as shown below: 6HCHO+4(NH)3 arrow (CH2)6N4+6H2O

Q. Formaldehyde reacts with ammonia to give :-

$H_{2} C = N H$

$(C H_{2})_{6} N_{4}$

Formaldehyde is $H C H O$ and ammonia is $N H_{3}$ . In the reaction of these ammonia behaves as a nucleophile and use its four mole with six mole of formaldehyde to from the following product as shown below:
$6 H C H O + 4 (N H)_{3} \to (C H_{2})_{6} N_{4} + 6 H_{2} O$

Q. Formaldehyde reacts with ammonia to give :-

H2​C=NH

(CH2​)6​N4​

Formaldehyde is HCHO and ammonia is NH3​ . In the reaction of these ammonia behaves as a nucleophile and use its four mole with six mole of formaldehyde to from the following product as shown below: 6HCHO+4(NH)3​→(CH2​)6​N4​+6H2​O

$H_{2} C = N H$

$(C H_{2})_{6} N_{4}$

Formaldehyde is $H C H O$ and ammonia is $N H_{3}$ . In the reaction of these ammonia behaves as a nucleophile and use its four mole with six mole of formaldehyde to from the following product as shown below:
$6 H C H O + 4 (N H)_{3} \to (C H_{2})_{6} N_{4} + 6 H_{2} O$