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Reduction, Oxidation and Hydrolysis in Organic Chemistry
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Hydrolysis of esters, amides, nitriles and halides
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ro039
Complete hydrolysis of acetonitrile,
CH
X
3
CN
, by refluxing with dilute aqueous HCl gives
A
acetic acid (and
NH
X
4
Cl
)
B
acetamide only
C
ethylamine
D
acetaldehyde
Answer: A
CH
X
3
CN
is hydrolysed first to acetamide and then to
CH
X
3
COOH
with release of
NH
X
4
X
+
under prolonged reflux.
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