Give the structure of the principal organic product formed on reaction of benzyl bromide with sodium hydrogen sulfide.
1 answer:
Answer:
Phenylmethanethiol
Explanation:
Benzyl bromide is a compound from the toluene family with an alpha position substituent of bromine. When this compound (Benzyl bromide) reacts with sodium hydrogen sulfide, it yields a principal organic product called Phenylmethanethiol which is an alpha-toluenethiol that belongs to a group of aromatic compounds containing one monocyclic ring system comprising of benzene.
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