Nomenclature Amines

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[@juliennearcilla5041]

what if the substituents are both methyl? Which will come first, the methyl substituent with a locant number or the methyl that doesn't belong to the longest Carbon chain?

[@dheeranagarwal1507]

i think than we can take any chain as parent chain and can write the name as N-methyl-1-methylamine i dont know if this is correct..

[@neelofersultanali915]

we will write 3,N-dimethyl or you can switch the places of 3 and thr N also

[@AdityaNarayanPaul-ds2kg]

HERE ANOTHER RULE WILL BE APPLIED. LIKE WE USE LOCANT "N" TO DESIGNATE SUBSTITUENTS ATTATCHED TO NITROGEN ATOM. LIKE FOR 2 DEGREE AMINE IT WILL BE N,N-DIMETHYLMETHANAMINE.

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