What is ethanol Draw the structure of ethanol molecule How does ethanol behave with the following i Sodium L. Excess of conc sulphuric acid at 443K?
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ethanol is the first group of homologous series
Explanation:
C2 H5 OH + Na in the presence of H2SO4
C2H5ONa+ H2
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Ethanol: Definition, Structure and reaction with Sodium and Excess of Concentrated sulfuric acid.
Ethanol:
- It is the second member of alcohol family with molecular formula .
Structure of ethanol:
- Ethanol is composed of the following atoms:
- 2 atoms of carbon
- 5 atoms of hydrogen
- -OH group
- Kindly refer to the attachment for the structure.
Reactions with sodium and sulfuric acid:
1. Reaction with sodium:
- Ethanol reacts with sodium and forms sodium ethoxide and releases hydrogen gas.
- The reaction involved is as follows:
2. Reaction with Excess of concentrated sulfuric acid at 443K:
- In the presence of Excess of concentrated sulfuric acid at 443K, ethanol undergoes dehydration.
- The reaction involved is as follows:
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