Biology, asked by kishorking9243, 3 months ago


2. How does chloroform reacts with acetone in the presence of potassium hydroxide?
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Answered by AnanyaluvsBTS
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Answer:

Chloroform combines with acetone in the presence of potassium hydroxide to give chloretone, which is used as a sleep producing (hypnotic) drug. ...

Answered by devlikadewan109
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Answer:

CH3−CO−CH3+CHCl3−>(CH3)2−COH(CCl3)

Explanation:

When acetone reacts with chloroform, chloretone is formed as a product of the reaction

CH3−CO−CH3+CHCl3−>(CH3)2−COH(CCl3)

The anions of the reactants CH3CO- and CCl3- form bonds with cations H+ and CH3+ respectively, as a result forming chloretone.

Chloretone is a hypnotic drug having anaesthetic and antibacterial properties.

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