Neutralization reaction between methylamine and pyridinium ion?
2018-01-23 10:44 pm
Can someone please write out how to solve this? I'm confused as to how this would look, I don't even know what pyridinium is
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2018-01-23 11:07 pm
The pyridinium ion is the protonated form of pyridine. The structure of pyridine can be seen here: http://www.chemspider.com/Chemical-Structure.1020.html. The pyridinium ion has the formula C5H5NH+, and is just the protonated compound. Since methylamine is CH3NH2, the neutralization reaction will be:
CH3NH3 + C5H5NH+ --> CH3NH3+ + C5H5N
You should probably draw out the structure of the pyridinium ion and of pyridine, but that might not be necessary.
CH3NH3 + C5H5NH+ --> CH3NH3+ + C5H5N
You should probably draw out the structure of the pyridinium ion and of pyridine, but that might not be necessary.
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