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For obtaining ethyl methyl ketone from acetyl chloride

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Answered by advait251206
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Answer:One mole of CH3−Mgl

Reaction with HI and P

H2,Pd/BaSO4

One mole of C2H5MgBr.

Answer :

D

Solution :

CH3COCl+C2H5MgBr→2CH3COC2H5+Mg(Br)Cl

Explanation:

Answered by brokendreams
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Reaction with one mole of ethyl grignard is the correct choice.

Explanation:

  • The Acetyl chloride is the compound with formula CH3COCl.
  • The reagent needed is the ethyl grignard.
  • The ethyl grignard is a very good nucleophile which attaches the carbonyl carbon of Acetyl chloride.
  • The intermediate formed is the tetrahedral intermediate.
  • This then regenerates the double bond between the oxygen and carbon and the chloride leaves forming Magnesium bromide chloride.

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