Chemistry, asked by muddy8905, 11 months ago

Sodium propionate on decarboxylation with soda lime gives

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Answered by krati2217

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Sodium propionate on reaction with soda-lime (CaO) give an alkane with one carbon less than the acid. So sodium propanoate on decarboxylation will give ethane and sodium carbonate.

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