Which of the following is not a valid statement about the compound 4-nonanamine?

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4-Nonanamine is an amine, indicated by the "amine" in its name, meaning it contains a nitrogen atom attached to an alkyl chain, making it a nitrogen-containing compound (A is true) and specifically a primary amine because the nitrogen is attached to one alkyl group (B is true). The name does not suggest the presence of a carbonyl group (C=O); instead, it indicates an amine group (-NH2) attached to the fourth carbon of a nonane chain, making C incorrect. Due to its long carbon chain, it is largely nonpolar and would be insoluble in water (D is true).

Which of the Following Is Not a Valid Statement About