What happens when silicon is heated with methyl chloride in presence of copper as a…
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What happens when silicon is heated with methyl chloride in presence of copper as a catalyst at 573 K ?
- Methyl substituted chlorosilanes are formed
- Only Me4Si is formed
- Polymerised chains of (CH3)3SiCl are formed
- Silicones are formed
Answer
(A) Methyl substituted chlorosilanes are formed
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