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Question
How will you convert diethylamine into N-nitrosodiethylamine?
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Solution
Conversion of diethylamine into N-nitrosodiethylamine:
\[\ce{\underset{(Diethylamine)}{(C2H5)2NH} ->[NaNO2/Con. HCl][(or) HNO2] \underset{(N-nitrosodiethylamine)}{(C2H5)2N - N = O}}\]
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