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Excess of ammonia with sodium hypochloride solution in the presence of glue or gelatin gives
Excess of ammonia with sodium hypochloride solution in the presence of glue or gelatin gives
Updated On: Jul 13, 2024
- $\ce{NaNH2 }$
- $\ce{NH2NH2 }$
- $\ce{ N_2}$
- $\ce{NH4Cl }$
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Solution and Explanation
Excess of ammonia $\left( NH _{3}\right)$ when reacts with sodium hypochlorite solution (NaOCl) in presence of glue or gelatin gives hydrazine $\left( NH _{2} \cdot NH _{2}\right)$ This process is known as Raschig process
$2 NH _{3}+ NaOCl \to N _{2} H _{4}+ NaCl + H _{2} O$
Addition of gelatin or glue suppress the side reaction by complexing with the metal ions and yield of hydrazine is increased.
$2 NH _{3}+ NaOCl \to N _{2} H _{4}+ NaCl + H _{2} O$
Addition of gelatin or glue suppress the side reaction by complexing with the metal ions and yield of hydrazine is increased.
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