Ch h ch3 compound (x)ch,04 no, is reacted with aqueous acetone it gives h ci ch following products: ch,hch chs chs co- no,0m) cho0 oh h oh ch3 oh h chg ch3 (a)

See option A is correct

sir one methyl group is missing in middle part in actual qs

The concept behind it is that acetone is a polar solvent. So Sn1 mechanism is followed.

what will make cl leave?

In aqueous acetone, the reaction of alkyl halides proceeds through SN​1 mechanism with formation of carbocation

hydrolysis Sourav

what will be the answer then? here one methyl grp is not present in middle as shown in the solution you provided.. Kindly check

Answer is still same. I checked

Means option A is correct

Option A mixture of K and L

got this sourav??

sir but one methyl group is missing in qs asked by me here.. in place of that H is present on middle

then only L is obtained

but sir my question is why cl will leave.. and what will make it leave?

Sn1 reaction occur

what will be the answer sir?

Only L will formed

1,2 hydride shift occur and carbocation stabilised by electron donating OCH3 grp

Basically acetone is polar aprotic solvent so Sn2 should be followed but as aqueous acetone is there so SN1 reaction occur....chlorine leaves and carbocations forms

but sir how only L will be formed, it has to first form K na, then by hydride shift it forms L. So possiblity of K is also there na?

major product and maximum yield is L product only...

but qs is asking about products and not major products

then mixture of K and L...possibility of formation of K is also there

how?

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