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Ethyl alcohol to ethylene

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ICSE-ALCOHOLS, PHENOLS AND ETHERS -EXERCISE (PART-II Descriptive Questions) (SHORT ANSWER QUESTIONS)
  1. Indicate a method for the following conversions : Ethyl alcohol to...

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  2. Indicate a method for the following conversions : Ethyl alcohol to...

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  5. How will you distinguish between methanol and ethanol.

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  6. Name the isomerism displayed by the two pairs of compounds: CH(3)CH...

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  7. Name the isomerism displayed by the two pairs of compounds: CH(3)CH...

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  8. Mention two important uses of methanol.

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  9. Complete the following equation: C(2)H(5)OH+…..+KOH to CHI(3)+….5KI...

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  10. Give balanced equation and name the product when methyl alcohol react...

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  11. Name two different compounds that can be prepared from ethanol withou...

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  12. Write the general formula of a Grignard reagent. To what general grou...

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  13. Write the balanced chemical equation for the preparation of ethanol u...

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  14. Write the balanced chemical equation for the reaction between a Grign...

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  15. What are the possible organic compounds that can be formed by reactin...

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  16. How is n-propyl alcohol obtained from ethylene? How will you convert ...

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  17. Convert phenol to phenetole.

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  18. Convert C(2)H(5)OH to C(2)H(5)OCH(3)?

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  19. Write the structural formulae of the organic molecules A, B, C and D ...

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  20. How would you convert (write chemical equations): Chlorobenzene to ...

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