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Honey Arora ·

CH2OH group wld be transformed to CH2Cl

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JOHNCENA IS BACK ·

REMEMBER IN ORGANIC CHEMISTRY XPLANATION MATTERS NOT THE ANSWER

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JOHNCENA IS BACK ·

ne one explain!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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gordo ·

H+ from the HCl protonates the OH attached to the CH2OH , OH2+ leaves as H2O...a carbocation developes on the CH2+ group, and Cl- attacks to give the CH2Cl....only if theres no wierd effect or some neighbouring group effect coming into play..., a very very minor product mite be the substitution of OH directly attached to the ring, by the Cl, but dats very rare, so u cud as well rule it out....
cheers!!

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JOHNCENA IS BACK ·

hmmmmmmmm.......but don u think -OH being a activating group will resist side chain halogenation...n we will get this product

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JOHNCENA IS BACK ·

srinath...........plz reply!!!!

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voldy ·

gordo has given explanation da . write the mechanism yourself

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