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Compound X,with molecular formula C4H11 did not react with NaNO2 and HCl but reacted with one mole of CH3I to form a salt. What is the structure of X?

Asked by KAVITHA NAMBIAR | 30 Jul, 2011, 09:00: AM

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Please check the molecular formula again.

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