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Mashrur Ahmed

What is the problem of turning the color of carboxyl acid and chlorine?

Dan Mason  Follow
I studied analysis, and I didn't quite understand.Why does the reaction use toluene as a solvent? Do toluene not react with melchrine?

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Arun Yadav  Follow
The reaction of DMF participation is not a few uncommon. Why do you use DMF? Direct acid+chlorine chloride back, and then distilled OK

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Ahmad Jahangheer  Follow
Carboxylic acid is used as a galmchloride, and there is no need to add dmf catalyst

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Dan G  Follow
This gyrode reaction is the best without solvent, and then try toluene, the temperature can be 100

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Ben Jones  Follow
Real -time monitoring reaction, after finishing, do not wait until it is dark before dealing with it

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Amahle Gina  Follow
Darkness does not mean that things are completely broken.EssenceEssence

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