Q. Chlorine atoms are regarded as electron

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Q. The carboxylic acids are generally

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Q. Carboxylic acids produce salt plus water by reacting with

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Q. Carboxylates are salts produced during reactions of

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Q. The reaction of Acyl chlorides with alcohols and phenols will give

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Q. For the synthesis of carboxylic acid, the intermediate product needed is

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Q. Acyl chlorides are highly

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Q. Carboxylic acids are high/very

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Q. CH₃COCl is the structural formula for

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Q. Reaction of amines with Acyl chlorides will give off organic product as

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Q. The Acyl chloride react with nucleophile breaking C-Cl bond producing white fumes of

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Q. What is true about phenol and carboxylic acids?

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Q. A reactive organic compound related to a carboxylic acid, with OH⁻ group, replaced by a Cl atom is known as

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Q. Water reacts with Acyl chlorides in hydrolysis produces

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Q. Lone pair of an electron to attack carbonyl carbon atom in Acyl chlorides is provided by

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Q. Acyl chloride which does not undergo hydrolysis at all is

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Q. Acyl chlorides (-COCl) quickly undergoes hydrolysis at room temperature with

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Q. Carminic acid gives purple color with

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Q. Litmus is used to test either the substance is

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Q. Addition of acid to indicator will shift the equilibrium towards

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