This
page looks at the reactions of nitrous acid with aliphatic amines (those where
the amine group isn't attached directly to a benzene ring). Nitrous acid is
properly called nitric(III) acid, but that name isn't commonly used.
Reactions between nitrous acid and aromatic
amines like phenylamine (where the -NH2 group is attached directly to a benzene
ring) are dealt with elsewhere.
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