what happen when chlorobenzene is treated with chloral
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Then DDT will be formed,i.e.dichloro diphenyl trichloro ethane.
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DDT is obtained after the reaction of chlorobenzene with chloral.
Explanation:
- Chlorobenzene tends to readily react with Chloral in the presence of some sulfuric acid to produce a compound called DDT.
- An acronym for DDT is Dichloro Diphenyl Trichloroethane.
- This DDT is popularly used as an insecticide.
- This DDT is obtained upon heating the two compounds which are chloral and chlorobenzene.
- For the output of DDT, the presence of Concentrated is important during the heating of these two compounds.
- This is all possible due to the high tendency of chlorobenzene to react with nitric acid, chlorine and sulfuric acid.
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