Aldehydes, Ketones and Carboxylic Acids questions
1139 published questions with worked solutions.
- A KCN CH_3CN [Boil] Alkali B , then A and B are :
- Which of the following reagents does not give acid chloride on treating with an acid?
- Acetic acid is obtained when :
- When propionic acid is heated with ammonia give :
- Two molecules of Carboxylic Acids lose H_2O in presence of P_2O_5 to form :
- Which of the reaction indicate the presence of -OH group in -COOH group of the acetic acid ( CH_3COOH ) :
- On heating with P_2O_5 , acetic acid gives :
- Acetic acid Methane This reaction is called as __________ reaction.
- Carboxylic Acids are acidic in nature because :
- COOH group of a compound react with active metal to liberate :
- The product (C) in the following reaction is : RCOOH NH_3 (A) heat (B) P_2O_5 (C)
- Carboxylic acid can be converted into corresponding ketone by heating their :
- Which of the following substance when boiled with NaOH will evolve NH_3 ?
- Which product distills over when a mixture of absolute alcohol and glacial acetic acid is heated in presence of conc. H_2SO_4 or...
- Which of the following compound will react with NaHCO_3 solution to give sodium Salt and carbon dioxide?
- -OH group in alcohol is neutral while it is acidic in carboxylic acid because :
- General formula (RCO)_2O represent :
- Which of the reactions are due to H^+ ion of the -COOH group :
- Acetic acid does not form acetyl chloride with :
- Which of the following carboxylic acid can be esterified most readily?
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