Amides

[@user-xe7tr9mk6w]

Whats the difference between the phenyl group and the benzene ring sir?

[@MaChemGuy]

Shakalaka Shah A phenyl group is simply a benzene ring with a hydrogen atom missing.

[@HasanAli-et1yl]

Can you also call the Benzamide, Phenylamide? As a phenyl group is C6H5. Thanks

[@richageorge1093]

for ocr a we don't need to be able to name amides do we?

[@anoukcavendish972]

in the spec it says structure of primary and secondary so I think we just have to name them - no reactions and stuff x

[@samrak3169]

Mistake at 7:37 the formula of n,n-dimethylethanimde should be ch3con(ch3)2 -you missed the 2 out.

[@willbarker5606]

Why is the structure at 6:20 phenyl and not a phenol?

[@MaChemGuy]

Will Barker Amide above phenol in priority

[@nipunkaushik4867]

Does this mean that tertiary amines cannot react with acyl chlorides to for amides?

[@MaChemGuy]

Nipun Kaushik correct as there’s no H on the amine to combine with the Cl