An industrial process requires the conversion of an alkyl halide to an amine. Which reagent should be used to achieve this nucleophilic substitution?
Q1. An industrial process requires the conversion of an alkyl halide to an amine. Which reagent should be used to achieve this nucleophilic substitution?
Answer: Ammonia
Explanation: Ammonia acts as a nucleophile to replace the halogen, forming an amine. Nitric acid is tempting but is an oxidizing agent, not a nucleophile.