The elements present in a primary amine are
A) carbon and nitrogen
B) carbon, nitrogen, and hydrogen
C) carbon, nitrogen, and oxygen
D) carbon, nitrogen, hydrogen, and oxygen

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A primary amine is a compound that has a nitrogen atom bonded to only one carbon group and two hydrogen atoms. Therefore, it contains carbon, nitrogen, and hydrogen. Option A is incorrect because it only includes carbon and nitrogen. Option C and D are incorrect because primary amines do not contain oxygen.

The Elements Present in a Primary Amine Are