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Regarding the issue of by-products easily forming during alkaline hydrolysis

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This post was last edited by chinazwr on 2009-10-10 at 11:13. Regarding the issue of by-products forming easily during alkaline hydrolysis, does anyone know of any solvents that can prevent the formation of these by-products and increase the yield? For example, the hydrolysis of benzyl chloride, the hydrolysis of dichlorobenzylbenzene, etc.
Reply #22009-10-10
Benzyl chloride and acetyl chloride hydrolyze when exposed to water. As for alkaline hydrolysis, I’m not familiar with this term; using dry solvents can prevent hydrolysis.

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