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vapours of butan-2-ol passed over copper heated to 573 Kelvin give

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Answered by Emkay31002
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Answer:

Butan-2-one

Explanation:

It is in oxidation reaction for alcohols.

1° alcohols convert to aldehydes.

2° alcohols convert to ketones.

3° alcohols do not undergo oxidation but undergo dehydration to give an alkene.

Butan-2-ol is a 2° alcohol that converts to Butan-2-one.

Answered by pruthaasl
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Answer:

Vapors of butan-2-ol passed over copper heated to 573K give butan-2-one.

Explanation:

  • When alcohol is heated in presence of copper, dehydration takes place
  • One of the hydrogen atoms from the butane breaks and forms a bond with the -OH molecule.
  • In the dehydration process, primary alcohol gets converted into an aldehyde, secondary alcohol gets converted into a ketone, and tertiary alcohol gets converted into an alkene.
  • Since butan-2-ol is a secondary alcohol, the product obtained will be a ketone.
  • The ketone obtained is butan-2-one.

The complete reaction is as follows:

Butan-2-ol + Cu → Butan-2-one + water molecule

Therefore, butan-2-ol is converted to butan-2-one.

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