1. Write and name the other product of each of the following reactions:Acid catalystC4H9OH –(Concentrated Sulphuric acid) =+ H2OAcid catalystC3H7OH. . (Concentrated Sulphuric acid) =+ H2O2. In the identification of propan eARAn and 2methuleraranzl, these alcohols aremixed individually with acidified potassium dichromate (VI) (K2Cr207) solution. State below theproduct obtained from each alcohol:ii. proRAR:Zeli-iizmetkuleteranz

Different alcohols react with acidified potassium dichromate to form different products.

1. Write and name the other product of each of the following reactions: Acid catalyst C4H9OH – (Concentrated Sulphuric acid) = + H2O Acid catalyst C3H7OH . (Concentrated Sulphuric acid) = + H2O 2. In the identification of propan eARAnZ and 2methuleraranzl, these alcohols are mixed individually with acidified potassium dichromate (VI) (K2Cr207) solution. State below the product obtained from each alcohol: ii. proRARZei- iizmetkulererAR2

1. Write and name the other product of each of the following reactions: Acid catalyst C4H9OH – (Concentrated Sulphuric acid) = + H2O Acid catalyst C3H7OH . (Concentrated Sulphuric acid) = + H2O 2. In the identification of propan eARAnZ and 2methuleraranzl, these alcohols are mixed individually with acidified potassium dichromate (VI) (K2Cr207) solution. State below the product obtained from each alcohol: ii. proRARZei- iizmetkulererAR2

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Chapter6: Reactions Of Alkenes

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Problem 6.38P: Reaction of -pinene with borane followed by treatment of the resulting trialkylborane with alkaline...

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