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Carboxylic Acid Derivatives

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What is the role of aqueous base when hydrolyzing acid chlorides?

What is the role of aqueous base when hydrolyzing acid chlorides?

Options

  1. AIt neutralizes the acid chloride.
  2. BIt forms esters.
  3. CIt provides carboxylate ions.
  4. DIt accelerates the reaction with water.

Correct answer

C. It provides carboxylate ions.

Step-by-step solution

Aqueous base is used to hydrolyze acid chlorides, and it provides carboxylate ions
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