Draw the amide formed when 1-methylethylamine (ch3ch(ch3)nh2) is heated with each carboxylic acid.

Amides are the derivatives of Carboxylic Acid. The are formed when the Hydroxyl group in carboxylic acids is replaced by -NR₂. The simplest way of synthesizing Amides is the condensation of primary or secondary amine with carboxylic acid. This reaction requires heat because it has high activation energy. The Amides formed by reacting the given carboxylic acids with Isopropyl amine are given below,

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