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why not A? al203 makes a complex right? i.e sodium aluminate ( NaAlOh4... is that considered a salt too?
yeah but the ans is D :/It's an ester, check the naming rules for ester.
Hot conc NaOH is needed for reaction. Do not forget that Al2O3 is a protective inert layer.
yeah but the ans is D :/
Hmm..I reread the question, now I understand your confusion. Seems to me both A and D are possible answers. This is a past year question?
yup its N2014/11
but is NaAlOh4 considered a salt?
C3H7OH + 4.5O2 --> 3CO2 + 4H2O
there is no C=C for the Br2 to react with. Incase you thought it would react with OH, it wouldnt cause the bromine needs to be added as NaBr and heated with H2SO4 so it can react with alcohol, simple aqueous bromine cannot react with OH
How to do this one??
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