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well, don't u remember there was an mcq saying how can we increase the yield of chlorine? what option did u choose? increase in HCL quantity(one of the reactants) or decrease in pressure?hahahan i was lyk wat r they all saying?
This question was so easy. It couldnt be temperature, pressure or Catalyst so the only option left was HCL quantity and that was ineed the right answer !
it was the alcohol, check out page 21 of this thread
no but HCl was in excess already.
yeah i didnt check that 2
in Karachi...one of my friend is his student n he told me things which came in the paper
That was H4NO3V
I also chose increase in HCL, coz of whichever side concentration is increased, the opposite side is favoured
with any oxidising agent
ethanol manufacture by hydration. conditions were 300 temp 60 atm H3PO4 as catalyst. reagents were ethene and steam
I wrote a temp of 400, Vil it be accepted?
i just wrote 200C and catalyst (didnt mention its name) is it correct???
if ur reagents were correct then u expect to get ur ans correct
reagents were correct so i think i'll get both marks
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