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Solve it, The major product formed in the reaction given below will be:
The major product formed in the reaction given below will be:
- Option 1)
- Option 2)
- Option 3)
- Option 4)
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Fate of aliphatic diazonium ion -
The diazonium ions of aliphatic amines are very unstable and produces carbocation immediately, which can produce different products.
- wherein
Fate of aromatic diazonium ion -
Diazonium salts of aromatic amines are comparatively more stable and evolve nitrogen only on heating.These diazonium salts can be isolated at low temperatures.
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As we know when Aq HCl in the presence of NaNO2 happens we get
Option 1)
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