In the experiment of reaction of haloalkanes ( reaction with aqueous alkali ): An oily firm may appear on the water surface. Suggest what it is ( It is alcohol ) and how it got there? Explain it. Guess what is it and explain oil film question

In the experiment of reaction of haloalkanes ( reaction with aqueous alkali ): An oily firm may appear on the water surface. Suggest what it is ( It is alcohol ) and how it got there? Explain it. Guess what is it and explain oil film question

Introductory Chemistry For Today

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Chapter7: Solutions And Colloids

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Guess what is it and explain oil film question

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