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By heating phenyl bromide with methyiodide with sodium dry ether we get a) Benzene b) Toluene c) xylene d) Benzaldehyde.

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Answered by hetanshi1806
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Explanation:

Butane is formed.

This is an example of Wurtz Reaction. Here 2 moles of alkyl halide react with sodium in presence of Dry Ether to produce an alkane giving off the respective sodium halide as by product.

C2H5Br + Na + Na + BrC2H5 → C4H10 + 2 NaBr

(THE PURPOSE OF WRITING THE REACTION IN THIS WAY IS TO ONLY EXPLAIN YOU HOW THE PRODUCTS ARE FORMED.)

*NOTE - There's another reaction called Frankland Reaction which works on the same principle as in this reaction. (Only Zn is used in place of Na.)

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