Please help me with these chemistry worksheets SCH 4U0Analysis:1. Draw and Name the product for each reaction that you did.TestTubeBCDEFName:DiagramName SCH 4U0BCObjective: In this experiment, you will combine variousMaterials:DEFHot plateMedicine droppersEvaporating Dish5 x 150 mm test tubesRubber StoppersProcedure:1.2.TestTubeAAPPARATUSBeakerObservations:alcohols with acetic (ethanoic acid) and butyricacids (butanoic acid) to form esters. The esters canbe identified by their distinctive odours.1st10 drops - acetic acid10 drops - acetic acid10 drops - butyric acid½ finger tip - benzoic acid½ finger tip - salicylic acid10 drops - acetic acid6. Rinse the evaporating dish and repeat 5 with the remaining test tubesCarboxylic AcidCHEMICALSAcetic acid (glacial)Concentrated Sulphuric acidBenzoic acid (powder)Salicylic acid (powder)Test Tube ClampsIce WaterClean all glassware thoroughly and drySet up hot water bath by filling beaker half-way and heat until boiling. Meanwhile label your test tubes A, B,C, D, and E.3. Fill the test tubes accordingly:Test TubeABCDEFacetic acidacetic acidbutyric acidbenzoic acidsalicylic acidacetic acidName:ESTER LAB4.Place all 5 test tubes in the water bath for a minimum of 5 minutes.5. Pour the contents of test tubes of A into an evaporating dish that is half full with cold water.Carefully note the odour in your observation chart***DUMP ALL WASTE IN THE BEAKER AT THE FRONT OF THE ROOM***AlcoholOctan-1-olMix the test tubes well & Ensure they are covered by rubber stopperiso-pentanolethanolcarboxylicacidethanoli.R-Cto-Himethanolethanolwater-formingportionsalcoholEthanolButyric AcidIso-pentanolMethanolOctan-1-ol2nd10 drops- octan-1-ol10 drops-iso-pentanol10 drops - ethanol10 drops - ethanol10 drops - methanol10 drops - ethanolR-O HA,Ester ProducedesterR-C-O-Pacidfragment3rd3 drops - sulphuric acid3 drops - sulphuric acid3 drops - sulphuric acid3 drops - sulphuric acid3 drops - sulphuric acid3 drops - sulphuric acidalcoholfragmentAroma Produced

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Observations: Test Tube A B C D E F Carboxylic Acid acetic acid acetic acid butyric acid benzoic acid salicylic acid acetic acid Alcohol Octan-1-ol iso-pentanol ethanol ethanol methanol ethanol Ester Produced Aroma Produced

Observations: Test Tube A B C D E F Carboxylic Acid acetic acid acetic acid butyric acid benzoic acid salicylic acid acetic acid Alcohol Octan-1-ol iso-pentanol ethanol ethanol methanol ethanol Ester Produced Aroma Produced

Organic Chemistry

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Publisher:William H. Brown, Brent L. Iverson, Eric Anslyn, Christopher S. Foote

Chapter21: Benzene And The Concept Of Aromaticity

Section: Chapter Questions

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