MCQ
The product $(A)$ of given oxymercuration demercuration is
- A
- ✓
- C
- D
✓
Answer
Correct option: B.
b
Alkoxymercuration demecuration is a reaction in which as alkene and alcohol reacts to form an alkoxy mercury intermediate in presence of mercuric acetate leagent to yield ether on geather reduction with $NaBH _4$.
Alkoxymercuration demecuration is a reaction in which as alkene and alcohol reacts to form an alkoxy mercury intermediate in presence of mercuric acetate leagent to yield ether on geather reduction with $NaBH _4$.
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