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And one more thing can sulfuric acid dehydrate carboxylic acid?
No I don't think so.
Also If dehydration would occur it would have been then shown in the Q: 25 discussed above.
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And one more thing can sulfuric acid dehydrate carboxylic acid?
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Can anyone explain why 30 isn’t C. According to what I’ve learnt about sigma bonds, 30 should be C.
The simplest ratio of 4:2 is actually the value of n and pYeah I understand what u r saying but what will be the final equation? It is not balancing using these figures
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Can anyone explain why 30 isn’t C. According to what I’ve learnt about sigma bonds, 30 should be C.
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can anyone please explain ?? I thought D because the product will be ch3co2H ( addition of oxygen is oxidation )
aahh i get it thanksI hope it is understandable If you don't get it do let me know.
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Because only C has "CH(OH)CH3" group of alcohol which reacts with aqueous alkaline only when we talk about alcohol. note it downim sure that A is wrong what about the rest, all of them are secondary alcohols and form geometric isomers.
the correct ans is C
secondary alcohols dont react then?Because only C has "CH(OH)CH3" group of alcohol which reacts with aqueous alkaline only when we talk about alcohol. note it down
This is secondary alcohol but the point is, the sec alcohol must be like this ... "CH(OH)CH3" [Methyl group attached to the same carbon which is attached with OH group]secondary alcohols dont react then?
what about middle carbon in 3Carbon should be labelled.
And for carbon atoms to be in the same plane the angle between them should be 120 degrees.
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