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Question
Complete the following acid-base reaction and name the product:
\[\ce{CH3CH2CH2NH2 + HCl ->}\]
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Solution
\[\ce{\underset{n-Propylamine}{CH3CH2CH2NH2} + HCl -> \underset{n-Propylammonium chloride}{CH3CH2CH2\overset{+}{N}H3Cl-}}\]
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