Please answer A & B CHEMICAL PROPERTIES:A. CATALYTIC DEHYDRATION OF ETHANOLProcedure:• Add anhydrous ethanol to the test tube• Add aluminum oxide above the ethanol making sure that it is not submerged in theethanol1. What is the catalyst used in this dehydration reaction?2. What are the products of this reaction?3. On the later part of the experiment, what reacts to the lodine resulting to color change ofthe solution?4. What is the color of Diiodoethane shown in this experiment?B. REACTION OF SODIUM WITH ETHANOLProcedure:• Pour about 1-2 mL of ethanol in the test tube• Add sodium metal• Plug the test tube opening• ObserveApproach a flame near the opening• Observe1. What are the products formed in this reaction?2. Upon observation, a white precipitate was formed in the solution.Identify the substance:3. Production of Hydrogen was noted through the formation of?

A) when Aluminium oxide is added to anhydrous ethanol following reaction take place- CH3CH2OH. +…

A. CATALYTIC DEHYDRATION OF ETHANOL Procedure: • Add anhydrous ethanol to the test tube • Add aluminum oxide above the ethanol making sure that it is not submerged in the ethanol 1. What is the catalyst used in this dehydration reaction? 2. What are the products of this reaction? 3. On the later part of the experiment, what reacts to the lodine resulting to color change of the solution?

A. CATALYTIC DEHYDRATION OF ETHANOL Procedure: • Add anhydrous ethanol to the test tube • Add aluminum oxide above the ethanol making sure that it is not submerged in the ethanol 1. What is the catalyst used in this dehydration reaction? 2. What are the products of this reaction? 3. On the later part of the experiment, what reacts to the lodine resulting to color change of the solution?

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