Dicarboxylic Acid, hydroxy Carboxylic Acid, Amino Acid, Calcium Salt OF Carboxylic Acids and Examples

Carboxyllic Acid

Heating effect OF Organic Compound : dicarboxylic acid , hydroxycarboxylic acid ,amino carboxylic acid, calcium salts OF carboxylic acids

Carboxylic acid (A) is:

Heating effects on carboxylic acids || DiCarboxylic acids || Hydroxy carboxylic acids || Amino carboxylic Acids || Calcium salts OF carboxylic acid || Dry distillation

Dicarboxylic acids have two carboxylic groups, e.g., Acidity of dicarboxylic acid depends upon the stability of intermediate ion and upon the distance between two carboxylic groups. Shorter the distance between two carboxylic groups, greater is the acidic character. Melting point of these acids depends on the symmetry. Greater the symmetry, higher will be the melting point. Dicarboxylic acids on heating give monocarboxylic acid allkanes, cyclic ketones depending on the conditions Which of the following dicarboxylic acids, will give monocarboxylic acid on heating ?

Heating effect OF Organic Compound : "Soda lime Decarboxylation,β-keto Carboxylic Acid,β-imino Carboxylic Acid,β-γ Unsaturated Carboxylic Acid"