why amides are less soluble in comparison with amine and carboxylic acid are comparable ?
answer : because these compounds can both donate and accept a hydrogen bond
amide according to my knowledge it has physical properties which are:
a. Easily soluble in water due to the presence of group C = O and NH enables the formation of hydrogen bonds b. polar c. Generally a solid at room temperature unless: formamide-shaped Amida is also very strong and / resistant to hydrolysis. But the presence of concentrated acid or base, hydrolysis can occur producing carboxylic acid.
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BalasHapusamide according to my knowledge it has physical properties which are:
a. Easily soluble in water due to the presence of group C = O and NH enables the formation of hydrogen bonds
b. polar
c. Generally a solid at room temperature unless: formamide-shaped
Amida is also very strong and / resistant to hydrolysis. But the presence of concentrated acid or base, hydrolysis can occur producing carboxylic acid.