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An acyl chloride treated with a dialkylcadmium compound gives which class of product?
AAn aldehyde
BA ketone
CAn acid
DAn ester
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. A ketone
The mild dialkylcadmium transfers one alkyl group to the acyl carbon and stops at the ketone stage without further addition.
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