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Explain wurtz process & wolf-kishner reduction?
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synthesis of alkanes halides in the presence of sodium
iodide
conversion of carbonyl compounds into alkanes in the
presence of hydrazene and potassium hydroxide
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Answer / tulasi
preparation of higher alkanes from alkyl halides
in presence of sodium in dry ether
conversion of carbonyl compounds to alkanes
in presence
of hydrazene
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Answer / rakesh
carbonyl comp's are converted to alkanes in presence of hydrazen and base
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