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A substituted imine formed from a carbonyl compound and a primary amine is also called what?
AOxime product
BHydrazone product
CAcetal product
DSchiff's base
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Schiff's base
A primary amine R-NH2 condenses with C=O to form C=N-R, the substituted imine known by this name.
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