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Question
How are 1 - nitropropane, 2-nitropropane and 2-methyl 2- nitropropane are distinguished from each other using nitrous acid?
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Solution
1-Nitropropane reacts with nitrous acid to form blue-coloured nitrosonitroalkanes which dissolve in NaOH to give red solution.
2-Nitropropane reacts with nitrous acid to form blue-coloured nitrosonitroalkanes which are further insoluble in NaOH because of the absence of the alpha hydrogen atom.
2-Methyl2-nitropropane does not react with nitrous acid because it has no alpha-hydrogen atom.
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