MCQ
Chloropicrin is manufactured by the reaction between $C{l_2},\,\,NaOH$ and
- ✓Nitromethane
- BNitroethane
- CNitrophenol
- DNitrostyrene
✓
Answer
Correct option: A.
Nitromethane
a
(a) $\mathop {C{H_3}N{O_2}}\limits_{{\rm{Nitromethane}}} + 3C{l_2} + 3NaOH \to $ $\mathop {CC{l_3} - N{O_2}}\limits_{{\rm{(chloropicrin)}}} + 3NaCl + 3{H_2}O.$
(a) $\mathop {C{H_3}N{O_2}}\limits_{{\rm{Nitromethane}}} + 3C{l_2} + 3NaOH \to $ $\mathop {CC{l_3} - N{O_2}}\limits_{{\rm{(chloropicrin)}}} + 3NaCl + 3{H_2}O.$
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