Chemistry, asked by kalesakshi56, 7 months ago

lactic acid treated with pcl5 to form what

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Answered by pratibhamahapatra76

1

Explanation:

When lactric acid is treated with PCl

5

, it forms lactyl chloride.

CH

3

CH(OH)COOH+PCl

5

→CH

3

−CH(Cl)−COCl

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Answered by Anonymous

1

Answer:

hope it helps

Explanation:

When lactric acid is treated with PCl

5

, it forms lactyl chloride.

CH

3

CH(OH)COOH+PCl

5

→CH

3

−CH(Cl)−COCl

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