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Observation when a Tertiary Amine is treated with Hinsberg reagent?

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No reaction occurs (precipitate/oily layer of unreacted amine remains) because tertiary amines lack a replaceable hydrogen on Nitrogen. The amine dissolves if acid is added.

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