The mole fraction of acetyl bromide is 0.534 and heptane is 0.466.
An acyl halide, sometimes referred to as an acid halide, is a chemical molecule created by swapping out the hydroxyl group in an oxoacid with a halide group.
The chemical has a -COX functional group, which is made up of a carbonyl group that is singly linked to a halogen atom, if the acid is a carboxylic acid. The general formula for such an acyl halide can be represented as RCOX, where X stands for the halide, such as chloride, and R may be, for example, an alkyl group. Although acyl chlorides are the most frequent acyl halides, acetyl iodide is the one that is created (temporarily) on a big scale. The annual manufacturing of acetic acid results in billions of kilograms.
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