Lab in Nucleophile Substitution. 1. Why does a solution become cloudy? For examp
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Lab in Nucleophile Substitution.1. Why does a solution become cloudy? For example 1-bromobutene mixed with 1% Ethanolic AgNO3 for Sn1 mechanism.
2. Why does a precipitate form? For example 1-bromobutene mixed with 1% Ethanolic AgNO3 for Sn1 mechanism. Lab in Nucleophile Substitution.
1. Why does a solution become cloudy? For example 1-bromobutene mixed with 1% Ethanolic AgNO3 for Sn1 mechanism.
2. Why does a precipitate form? For example 1-bromobutene mixed with 1% Ethanolic AgNO3 for Sn1 mechanism.
1. Why does a solution become cloudy? For example 1-bromobutene mixed with 1% Ethanolic AgNO3 for Sn1 mechanism.
2. Why does a precipitate form? For example 1-bromobutene mixed with 1% Ethanolic AgNO3 for Sn1 mechanism.
Explanation / Answer
1. i think it is 1-bromobutane mixed with 1% Ethanolic AgNO3.
answer: usually alkylhalides (R-X) gives precipitae with AgNO3. due to formation AgX (x = cl , Br, I)
because of that 1-bromobutane mixed with 1% Ethanolic AgNO3. forms AgBr which is very pale cream in color. so that it looks like cloudy.
2. answer: 1-bromobutane mixed with 1% Ethanolic AgNO3 on complete reaction gives AgBr. it is insoluble in water and gets precipitation.
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