Chemistry Libermann's Nitroso test (of Amines)

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The discussion centers on Libermann's Nitroso test for amines, where the original poster believes the correct answers should be options A and C, but their textbook states A, B, and C. They seek clarification on the reaction mechanism, noting that their teacher indicated only primary and secondary amines yield a positive result. There is confusion regarding the inclusion of option B, with the poster initially asserting it was incorrect but later correcting themselves to suggest it might be correct. The conversation highlights the discrepancies between personal understanding and textbook information regarding the test results.
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Homework Statement
Which of the following amine(s) will show positive Libermann's Nitroso test ?
(It is multiple choice question)
(Plz see the Options in the image I have attached)
Relevant Equations
I don't know any
My answer is coming a & c but given ans is a, b & c in my textbook.
Plz can someone give mechanism for this reaction?
Because my teacher only told that 2° and 1° Amines give the test.
So answer should be a & c na but it's wrong :(
 

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Why do you think b is wrong?
 
SpectraPhy09 said:
My answer is coming a & c but given ans is a, b & c in my textbook.
There's a correction
My textbook says A & C but my ans was coming A, B & C
mjc123 said:
Why do you think b is wrong?
No, I think b to be correct( Sorry for the typo error)
 
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