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Ethanoyl chloride is the formal IUPAC name - more commonly known as acetyl chloride. Halide derivative of acetic acid that readily hydrolyses back to HCl and CH3COOH in air - as such it’s doesn’t exist in nature and has to be synthesised in the lab for use as a chemical precursor to esters and amides of acetic acid.
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The size of nitrogen is quite small. As a result two nitrogen atoms can be linked to each other by three covalent bonds in order to complete the octets of both the nitrogen atoms. This diatomic molecule N2 is very stable and has very negligible attraction towards other diatomic nitrogen molecules. Thus there is weak interaction between nitrogen molecules. So nitrogen exist as gas.
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Alcohols are oxidised by passing their vapours over hot copper at 573K. Primary alcohol (1°) undergo dehydrogenation to give aldehyde, secondary alcohol (2°) undergo dehydrogenation to give ketone and tertiary alcohol (3°) undergo dehydration to give alkene.
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A reaction which is not first-order reaction naturally but made first order by increasing or decreasing the concentration of one or the other reactant is known as Pseudo first order reaction. Pseudo means ‘fake’. Therefore, it is clear from the name itself that it is not first-order reaction by nature. The order of reaction is made one by altering certain conditions.
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CH3COOC2H5 + H2O → CH3COOH + C2H5OH
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