An unknown compound (A) (molarmass = 180) on acylation gives a product (molar mass = 390) than find the number ofhydroxyl group present in compound (A).
An unknown compound (A) (molarmass = 180) on acylation gives a product (molar mass = 390) than find the number ofhydroxyl group present in compound (A).
A
5
B
6
C
10
D
1
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Number of Hydroxyl group `n = (m. - m)/(42)`
Where m. = mass of product
m = unknown compound
`n = (390 -180)/(42) = 5`
Where m. = mass of product
m = unknown compound
`n = (390 -180)/(42) = 5`
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