ORGLIST: Alkyl Chlorides + Conc. Ammonia sol

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From: fine chem (chemicals555$##$yahoo.com)
Date: Thu Mar 23 2006 - 02:45:24 EST

Dear All,
   
  Are saturated hydrocarbon chloro alkanes ( R - Cl ) eg C10 H20 Cl2 ionic ?
  If yes, are they anionic or cationic ?
  Can concentrated ammonia solution (0.88) be used to react with Chloro Alkanes,
  in a polar solvent, at room temperature (25 deg C) ?
  It does not matter if salts of Primary,Secondary,Tertiary,Quarternary ammonium
  compounds are formed.
  Main purpose of this reaction is to "mop up" the unwanted chloro alkane and seperate
  it as a salt ie. R - NH3 Cl OR R - NH2.HCl
  Thanks in advance,
  jmarjorie
   
   

                
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