How to convert Methanal to Ethanol ?
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Reaction Of HCHO with grinard reagent CH3MgBr You Will Get Ethanol As Product.
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Production of Ethanol from Methanal
- As per the given scenario, aldehyde has to be converted into alcohol. This process is done by treating the aldehyde with the Grignard agent in the process of dry ether.
- In the given case, the reactant is methanal and its molecular formula is HCHO.
- The product required is ethanol and its molecular formula is .
Steps involved in conversion:
- As methanal is an aldehyde and the required product is ethanol which is an alcohol, it must be made to react with Grignard reagent () in the presence of dry ether.
- It leads to the formation of an intermediate substance which on treatment with water yields ethanol and hydroxy magnesium bromide.
- The equation involved in the reaction is as follows:
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