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USE Of BrO- in carbonyl compdns wat does it give

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USE Of BrO- in carbonyl compdns wat does it give

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Ankur Verma

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2 Oct 2007 02:53:52 IST

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is it HOBr then consider as HO+ve Br-ve then markonikov's rule n get d product

n take care while solving question of groups attach to d compound

n if it is bromine then rxn of bromine is same as of Cl

raymont thomas

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28 Oct 2007 14:40:34 IST

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v also use it haloform rxns as alkalinebromoxide

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28 Oct 2007 15:46:46 IST

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It is mainly used for the haloform reactions in the form of sodium hupobromide(NaOBr).It is also used in the halogenation of dicarboxyllic acids.

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28 Oct 2007 17:30:58 IST

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this is hypobromite ion which is formed by halogen and alkali .it is powerful oxidising agent.when any carbonyl compound which is 2-alkanone like CH3COCH3 it give haloform.if it is I2 and NaOH it form CHI3.

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