The correct product from this reaction is the structure in option D.
What is a secondary amine?
An amine is a compound that contains an alkyl group and an amino group. We know that we can obtain an amine from ammonia by replacing one or more hydrogen atoms with alkyl groups.
The compound as shown here is a secondary amine because two hydrogen atoms have been replaced with alkyl groups. We know that the reaction between the HCl and the amine produces an ionic compound owing to the fact that the nitrogen and the hydrogen from HCl are involved in a Dative bond.
As such, the correct product from this reaction is the structure in option D.
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