Carbonyl CompoundHard

Question

Chlorine reacts with acetaldehyde in the presence of antimony chloride to form:

Options

A.CCl₃ − CHO.

B.CH₃COCl.

C.CH₂Cl − CHO.

D.CHCl₂ − CHO.

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