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Reactions of Alkyl Halides

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When acetyl chloride reacts with sodium propionate , the products formed is:

A

acetic anhydride

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B

acetic propionic anhydride

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C

n-propyl acetate

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D

pent-

2, 4

-dione

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Solution

The correct option is B acetic propionic anhydride
Reaction with sodium propionate involves removal of one molecule of $N a C l$ from acetyl chloride. The resulting solution is shown in the figure. Hence, the correct answer is B

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