Asked by Shenaya
Does Ethanoyl Chloride gives out a white precipitate with aqueous AgNO3?
We've been thought that an acid chloride gives out the relative Carboxylic acid with water.So in the same way can we take that Ethanoyl Chloride reacts with the water in this aqueous solution to give out CH3COOH and, together,the Ag+ ions and Cl- ions will make AgCl(white precipitate) ?
We've been thought that an acid chloride gives out the relative Carboxylic acid with water.So in the same way can we take that Ethanoyl Chloride reacts with the water in this aqueous solution to give out CH3COOH and, together,the Ag+ ions and Cl- ions will make AgCl(white precipitate) ?