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how will you convert CH3MgBr to CH4

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Answered by ksrinivasarao
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its a grignard reagent ,it is RMgX.

we can treat with H2O or any other compound having H+ as proton.

Then H+ will add to R , remaining

compound will attach to MgX.

CH3MgBr+H20 gives rise to CH4+MgBr(OH)

Answered by Anonymous
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Given:     CH3MgBr  and CH4.

To find    The conversion of CH3MgBr to CH4.

Solution:  CH3MgBr comes in the category of Grignard reagents(RMgX).

            So, CH3MgBr on reaction with compounds having at least once

            acidic hydrogen will evolve methane/CH4 gas.

            Some of the Reaction for the given questions are:

            1) CH3MgBr + R'OH --------> CH4 + R'O-Mg-Br

             2) CH3MgBr + R'NH2  -------->    CH4 + R'NH-Mg-Br

             3)  CH3MgBr + R'-CCH(Alkyne)   -------->  CH4 + R'-CC-Mg-X

            4) CHMgBr + HOH --------> CH4 + OH-Mg-X

      Replace the R' group with an alkane and you will easily get 10 or

      more compounds that evolve methane gas on reaction with CH3-Mg-BR.

       Hence this is the solution for the required question.

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