in determination of(acetone) moister content we are using
methanol replaced by pyredine.what hapend in that reaction.
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Answer Posted / s.ramakrishna
when analysing aldehydes, ketones don't use methanol as a media.these componds reacts with methanol to form additional water.thats why we use pyridene or 2-propanol as a medium in case of determination of water content of acetone by kf reagent
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