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reagents and compound to convert ethyl bromide 2 b
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Reagents and compound to convert ethyl bromide → 2-butanone:
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Grignard reagents react with acid chlorides to give ketones. CdCl$_2$ is a catalyst.
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CdCl$_2$; CH$_3$COCl
Mg/dry ether; CH$_3$COCl
Mg/dry ether, CdCl$_2$; CH$_3$COCl
Mg/dry ether, CdCl$_2$; CH$_3$COOH
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Solution and Explanation
Ethyl bromide + Mg → Grignard reagent. Reaction with CH$_3$COCl → 2-butanone. CdCl$_2$ catalyzes reaction.
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