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Reaction of propanonitrile in water with acid and heat to form propanoic acid and ammonium. | |||
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CO2 to Carboxylic Acid (Lauren MacKenzie
In this reaction, an organometallic reagent reacts with CO2 (in a solution of diethyl ether) to create an intermediate, which reacts with H3O+ to create a carboxylic acid.
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Cyanonitrile to Carboxylic Acid (Kyra Neylan)
Reaction of propanonitrile in water with acid and heat to form propanoic acid and ammonium. File:Cyanonitrile to Carboxylic Acid (Kyra Neylan).png
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