The reagent which could distinguish aniline from cyclohexylamine is

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The reagent which could distinguish aniline from cyclohexylamine is (A) NaNO 2, HCl , 5° C , then 2-naphthol (B) CH 3 COOH , NH 2 OH , H 2 O (C) cold, dil. NaHCO 3 (D) cold, dil. HCl.

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<img class="img-fluid question-image" alt="image" src="https://cdn.tardigrade.in/img/question/chemistry/7d3ab7f7ca1cb4fb01a05edb9e9d20dc-.png" /> Azo dye (red) is not formed with cyclohcxylamine.

Q. The reagent which could distinguish aniline from cyclohexylamine is

$N a N O_{2}, H Cl, 5^{\circ} C,$ then $2$ -naphthol

$C H_{3} COO H, N H_{2} O H, H_{2} O$

cold, dil. $N a H C O_{3}$

cold, dil. $H Cl$ .

Azo dye (red) is not formed with cyclohcxylamine.

Q. The reagent which could distinguish aniline from cyclohexylamine is

NaNO2​,HCl,5∘C, then 2-naphthol

CH3​COOH,NH2​OH,H2​O

cold, dil. NaHCO3​

cold, dil. HCl.

Azo dye (red) is not formed with cyclohcxylamine.

$N a N O_{2}, H Cl, 5^{\circ} C,$ then $2$ -naphthol

$C H_{3} COO H, N H_{2} O H, H_{2} O$

cold, dil. $N a H C O_{3}$

cold, dil. $H Cl$ .