MCQ
Ethyl chloride is one of the reactants in:
- AWurtz reaction
- BWilliamson's synthesis
- CFriedel-craft's alkylation
- DAll the above
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Answer
- All the above
Explanation:
Ethyl chloride used as a reactant in all the reactions.
Williamson's synthesis: Sodium ethoxide reacts with alkyl halide and ether forms as product.
RONa + RX → ROR + NaX
Wurtz reaction:
RX + 2Na + RX → R−R + 2NaX
Friedel - Craft alkylation: (as shown in figure)
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