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A four carbons atoms containing neutral organic compound X reacts with sodium metal to evolve a gas which burns with 'pop' sound. Another four carbon atoms containing carbon compound reacts with sodium hydrogen carbonate to evolve a gas which turns lime water milky. When compounds X and Y are heated together in the presence of a little of concentrated sulphuric acid, then a new compound Z is formed.
(a) What is compound X ? Also write its formula.
(b) What is compound Y ? Also write its formula.
(c) What is compound Z ? Also write its formula.
(d) What type of smell is given by compound Z?
(e) What is the general name of compounds like Z?
(f) What is the general name of the reaction which takes place between X and Y to form Z?

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Answered by zakirhussain786
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Answer:

(a) The compound X is butanol, and its formula is C4H9OH.

(b) The compound Y is butanoic acid, and its formula is C3H7COOH.

(c) The compound Z is butyl butanoate, and its formula is C3H7COOC4H9.

(d) The type of smell produced by the compound is a sweet, fruity fragrance.

(e) Ester is the general name given to the compound formed by the reaction of X and Y.

(f) Esterification is general name of the reaction which takes place between butanol and butanoic acid to produce butyl butanoate.

Explanation:

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Answered by bhuvna789456
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When compounds X and Y are heated together in the presence of a little of concentrated sulphuric acid, then a new compound Z is formed. Therefore X, Y and Z are identified as follows

Explanation:

(A) "X" here is butanol and its formula is C_4 H_9 OH

B) "Y" is butanoic acid, its formula is C_3H_7COOH

C) "Z" is butyl butanoate, its formula is C_3H_7COOC_4H_9.

D) It was a sweet and fruity fragrance created by this compound.

E) From the X & Y reaction, the ester is formed as a compound.

F) The compounds X (butanol) and Y (butanoic acid) which form Compound Z (butyl butanoate) are called process of esterification reaction.

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