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Match List-I with List-II.
1-Bromopropane is reacted with reagents in List-I to give product in List-II
| List-I Reagent | List-II Product | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| A | KOH (alc) | I | Nitrile |
| B | KCN (alc) | II | Ester |
| C | AgNO$$_2$$ | III | Alkene |
| D | H$$_3$$CCOOAg | IV | Nitroalkane |
1-Bromopropane (CH₃CH₂CH₂Br) reacts with different reagents:
A. KOH (alc): Alcoholic KOH causes elimination (dehydrohalogenation) → produces alkene (propene) → Matches III
B. KCN (alc): CN⁻ from KCN acts as a nucleophile attacking through carbon → produces nitrile (butanenitrile) → Matches I
C. AgNO₂: Silver nitrite reacts with alkyl halides through nitrogen (Ag favors O-attack but with alkyl halides, AgNO₂ gives nitroalkane via N) → Actually, AgNO₂ gives nitroalkane (R-NO₂) because Ag⁺ being a soft acid favors the N-bound product → Matches IV (Nitroalkane)
D. CH₃COOAg: Silver acetate reacts with alkyl halide → produces ester (propyl acetate) → Matches II
The matching is: A-III, B-I, C-IV, D-II
This matches option 1.
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