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The haloform reaction of acetone with sodium hypobromite yields:

(a) - acetic acid

(b) - propionic acid

(c) - acetaldehyde

(d) - isopropyl alcohol

Aniket Singh

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Approved Tutor Answer1 Year ago

The haloform reaction involves the reaction of a methyl ketone, like acetone, with a halogenating agent such as sodium hypobromite. In this case, acetone (which is 2-propanone) reacts to form a haloform compound and a carboxylic acid.

Products of the Reaction

When acetone undergoes this reaction, it primarily yields:

Acetic Acid - This is the correct answer. The reaction leads to the formation of acetic acid as a byproduct.

Why Acetic Acid?

The haloform reaction specifically targets the methyl group adjacent to the carbonyl group in acetone, resulting in the cleavage of the carbon-carbon bond and the formation of acetic acid.

In summary, the haloform reaction of acetone with sodium hypobromite yields acetic acid. Therefore, the answer is (a) - acetic acid.

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