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What happens when: (i) sodium acetate is...

What happens when: (i) sodium acetate is heated with soda-lime
(ii) Aqueous solution of potassium acetate is electrodes
(iii) Calcium acetate alone is heated strongly
(iv) calcium acetate isheated with calcium formate
(v) malonic acid is heated.
(vi) Ethanoic aid (acetic acid) is treated with `LiAlH_(4)`.
(vii) acetic acid is trated with `Cl_(2)` in presence of red phosphorus.

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