Chemistry, asked by hemangi4599, 1 year ago

what is the action of concentrated h2so4 on ethanol at 453k?​

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Answered by Ansh00786
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Answer:

When ethanol is heated with conc.sulphuric acid at 453k, dehydration takes place and ethene is formed.

In this reaction sulphuric acid acts as a dehydrating agent.

Answered by sushiladevi4418
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The action of concentrated sulphuric acid  on ethanol at 453k​

Explanation:

Ethanol

  • It is a member of alcohol .
  • Its molecular formula is C₂H₅OH

Sulphuric acid

  1. The sulphuric acid is king of chemicals .
  2. It act as dehydrating agent that is it can extract the water from compound ,
  3. When it is treated with ethanol , it extracts water (dehydrating property ) and at 453 K it forms ethene .
  4. This is also called as dehydration of alcohol .
  5. The reaction involved is :

CH₃CH₂OH ------------------> CH₂CH₂  + H₂O

           (action of H₂SO₄)

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