acetaldehyde reacts with chlorine to form
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Acetylene (ethyne) gas is generated by reacting calcium carbide with water. The reaction is carried out in an atmosphere of chlorine gas in a glass cylinder. The acetylene reactsvigorously with the chlorine, producing a yellow flame and black soot. The products of the reaction include carbon and hydrogen chloride.
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Acetaldehyde on reaction with Chlorine gas (Cl₂) gives 2-chloro Acetaldehyde (also called as 'alpha-chloro Acetaldehyde') as the product.
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but in my book answer is choral what is it
you must specify 'excess Cl2'
then u get Chloral
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