Chemistry, asked by jyotirmayeegroi1983, 8 months ago

what happen when acetaldehyde treated with phenyl hydrazine

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The nitrogen atom of phenyl hydrazine acts as a nucleophile which attacks at the electrophilic carbon of acetaldehyde and remove water to give acetaldehyde phenylhydrazone.

Answered by Anonymous

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nitrogen atom of phenyl hydrazine acts as a nucleophile which attacks at the electrophilic carbon of acetaldehyde and remove water to give acetaldehyde phenylhydrazone

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