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to determine whether a compound is ooptically active, both of the following criteria should be fulfilled
1)the existence of sp3 hybridised carbon:
it is possible only for sp3 to give a chiral centre.
2)the existence of chiral centre:
if the four substituent group of a sp3 carbon is different from each other, it is a chiral centre
there are only two sp3 carbon on the long carbon chain binded with amino group (-NH2)
however, both of them are respectively binded with two same H- group.
only criterion (1) is fulfilled. the compound is not optically active.