Which reaction can be used for the direct conversion of amides into 1⁰ amine ?

Q. The named reaction used to synthesise amides from amines and acid chlorides is called:

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The Conversion of an amide by action of NaOH and $B{r}_2$ to primary amine that has one carbon less than the starting amide is known as Hofmann-Bromamide reaction.

$R-\stackrel{\stackrel{O}{||}}{C}-N{H}_2\underset{\stackrel{\left(or\right)}{NaoBr}}{\overset{B{r}_2+NaOH}{\to }}R-N{H}_2+NaBr+N{a}_{2}C{O}_3$

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The Conversion of an amide by action of NaOH and $B{r}_2$ to primary amine that has one carbon less than the starting amide is known as Hofmann-Bromamide reaction.

$R-\stackrel{\stackrel{O}{||}}{C}-N{H}_2\underset{\stackrel{\left(or\right)}{NaoBr}}{\overset{B{r}_2+NaOH}{\to }}R-N{H}_2+NaBr+N{a}_{2}C{O}_3$

Q. Which of the following sequence of reactions (reagents) can be used for the conversion of $Ph{CH}_2{CH}_3$ into $PhCH={CH}_2$?

Q. (1) How will you convert an amide into an amine having one carbon less than the starting compound
(2) Name the reaction