MCQ
The product(s) is / are:
- A(A) is an alcohol; (B) is an aldehyde
- B(A) is an aldehyde; (B) is an alcohol
- C(A) and (B) both are alcohols
- D(A) and (B) both are aldehydes
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Answer
- (A) and (B) both are alcohols
Explanation:
A reagent used for both reactions is reducing, it will reduce the carbonyl-chloride to the alcohol group.
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