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acetophenone plus hypochlorous acid equal
If you react acetophenone and hypochlorous acid what are the products you get. would you get phenylacyl chloride or some other product
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With HOCl you would get C6H5-CO-CH2-Cl and side products depending on your initial réactants.
With NaOCl you would get C6H5-CO2Na and HCCl3.
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Is there any way to better the yields with minimum side products
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And by the way haloacetophenone are highly lacrymatory!
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In neutral conditions acetophenone is mostly in ketone form, thus no bromination occurs in neutral conditions or the rate of bromination is extremely
small. This way 1-phenylalcohol can be cleanly oxidized into acetophenone with HOCl, which is a well established procedure.
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