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KiRa [710]
1 year ago
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What is the best set of reagents to achieve the following transformation? ph-co2h => ph-come

Chemistry
1 answer:
Andrei [34K]1 year ago
3 0

The best set of reagents to achieve the ph-co2h => ph-come will be Br2, CH2N2.

A material or ingredient supplied to a system to trigger a chemical reaction or check to see whether one occurs is known as a reagent as well as an analytical reagent. Reactant refers to a substance that is consumed during a chemical reaction. The phrases reactant and reagent just aren't frequently used interchangeably.

Diazomethane reacts swiftly and extremely effectively, producing just N2 as a byproduct, making it an appealing methylating agent for carboxylic acids including phenols.

Therefore, the best set of reagents to achieve the ph-co2h => ph-come will be Br2, CH2N2.

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