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Acetamide and ethylamine can be distinguished by reacting with

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Correct option: B

Aqueous

{NaOH}

and heat

Option B (Aqueous

{NaOH}

and heat) is correct because acetamide will produce ammonia gas upon heating with NaOH, while ethylamine will not react.

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