One of these organic compounds reacts with phosphorous pentaflouride to form Lawesson's reagent and is known as anisole.
One of these organic compounds reacts with phosphorous pentaflouride to form Lawesson's reagent and is known as anisole. Another one of these organic compounds is a common solvent for Grignard's reagent and is often referred to as THF. One of these occurs as an oligomer and can form complexes with metals like potassium and lithium; these are known as the "crown" type of these organic compounds. The simplest one reacts with carbon monoxide and water to form acetic acid and is the "dimethyl" type of this compound while the simplest cyclic one of these is known as ethylene oxide. FTP, identify these organic compounds consisting of an oxygen bonded between two functional groups, whose diethyl variety is used as an anesthetic.
One of these organic compounds reacts with phosphorous pentaflouride to form Lawesson's reagent and is known as anisole.
Ether