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Treatment of ethylamine and methyl magnesium halide produces a gaseous substance X. X is:

A

ethane

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ammonia

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C

methane

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D

propane

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Solution

The correct option is D methane
When ethylamine and methyl magnesium halides are reacted together, methane is formed. The reaction can be given as follow:
$C_{2} H_{5} N H_{2} e t h y l a m i n e + C H_{3} M g B r \to C H_{4} m e t h a n e + M g (N H C_{2} H_{5}) B r$

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