Can it be used in place of as a substitute for cyclohexylamine?
Yes. No. for what purpose?
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Can cyclohexylamine be synthesized?
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Yes, for instance from cyclohexanone via reduction amination, from a cyclohexyl halide (made from cyclohexanol) by reaction with a large excess of
ammonia, from cyclohexanecarboxamide (hexahydrobenzamide) (from cyclohexanecarboxylic acid) via the Hofmann rearrangement. Or by purchasing it.
From the compound you asked about? Not really, look at the structure.
