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An Amine Can Often Form R-NH3+ (Where R- Can Stand

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An amine can often form R-NH3+ (where R- can stand for anything) by reacting with water.What is happening?


A) The amine is accepting a proton from the water molecule,forming OH-.
B) Amines are basic.
C) Amines are acidic.
D) Amines can form H3O+ in water by donating a proton from the polar portion of the molecule.
E) none of the above

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