R-OH+CH2N2. Leaving group in this reaction is - (A)CH3, (B)R, (C)N2, (D)CH2.
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The Leaving group in this reaction is N2.
Reason: Wiles dealing with the esterification of diazomethane you will come across the nitrogen group that is "N2" in CH2N2. Diazomethane as the name denotes there is a simple methylene carbon which is attached to the dinitrogen molecule that gets reduced while chemical reactions.
Reason: Wiles dealing with the esterification of diazomethane you will come across the nitrogen group that is "N2" in CH2N2. Diazomethane as the name denotes there is a simple methylene carbon which is attached to the dinitrogen molecule that gets reduced while chemical reactions.
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Hey dear,
● Answer -
(C) N2
● Explanation -
- Alcohols on reaction with diazomethane gets methylated.
R-OH + CH2N2 ---> R-OCH3 + N2
- Therefore, N2 is leaving group in this reaction.
- For example, ethyl alcohol on methylation with diazomethane yields ethyl methyl ether with liberation of nitrogen gas.
C2H5-OH + CH2N2 ---> C2H5-O-CH3 + N2
Hope this helps you...
● Answer -
(C) N2
● Explanation -
- Alcohols on reaction with diazomethane gets methylated.
R-OH + CH2N2 ---> R-OCH3 + N2
- Therefore, N2 is leaving group in this reaction.
- For example, ethyl alcohol on methylation with diazomethane yields ethyl methyl ether with liberation of nitrogen gas.
C2H5-OH + CH2N2 ---> C2H5-O-CH3 + N2
Hope this helps you...
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