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Chapter 24: Q.48. (page 962)

Question: Fill in the lettered reagents needed for each reaction.

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Reagents in the given reaction

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01

Name reactions

These reactions are identified by their reactants, mediums, and catalysts used. They are usually named after their discoverers.These reactions show similar results for a particular kind of reactant.

02

Identification of reactions

The reactants and the products are identified and compared with the general formula of reagents and products in a particular name reaction. Thereafter the reagents are filled in.

03

Explanation

The reagents at the lettered positions are filled hereunder.

Reagents in the given reactions

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