diethyl Ether reacts with ch3cl gives product
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sodium ethanolate or NaOEt
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Sodium Ethanolate (NaOEt)
Explanation:
- Methyl chloride reacts with Sodium Ethanolate (NaOEt) to give diethyl ether.
- In this reaction, the alkyl halide (chloromethane) reacts with sodium alkoxide to form an ether (diethyl ether).
- This organic reaction is known as Williamson ether synthesis.
- Methyl chloride is a colourless toxic gas used as a refrigerant and as a lical anaesthetic.
- Diethyl ether is highly volatile flammable liquid, used as a solvent in laboratories.
- Diethyl ether can be used as a substitute for petrol when mixed with alcohol.
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