MCQ
Ethyl chloride is converted to butane by:
- AKolbes synthesis
- BWilliamson's synthesis
- ✓Wurtz reaction
- DGattermann reaction
✓
Answer
Correct option: C.
Wurtz reaction
Wurtz reaction:
$\ce{RX + 2Na + RX \rightarrow R−R + 2NaX}$
$\ce{RX + 2Na + RX \rightarrow R−R + 2NaX}$
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