To 20 drops of 10%NaOH, add 20 drops of dilute acetic acid. Add 5 drops of ferric chloride solution. Observe.Only the highlighted part Carboxylic AcidStructuralOdorSolubilty in waterReaction withFormulaNaHCOзFormic AcidCH:O:Pungent,penetratingSodium formate.carbon dioxideMiscīblewwwwand water.HCOONA (a9) +Aqueous sodhumacetate,(CH3COONA).and carbonicacid (H2CO5)Sodiumpropionate andlibérates carbonAcetic AcidCHCOOHstrongIntmitelymisciolevinegar-likeCHO:Pungentrancid,unpleasa Miscīble 2-193 C)Propionic Acid8.19 g(-283C)34.97 gg (-239 C)ntdiaxide andwater.Butyric AcidCAHSO2UnpleasaMiscibleSodiumwwwwnt,similartopropionate andwater.vomitorbodyodorObservationTest for acetate

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To 20 drops of 10%NaOH, add 20 drops of dilute acetic acid. Add 5 drops of ferric chloride solution. Observe. Only the highlighted part

Carboxylic Acid
Structural
Odor
Solubilty in water
Reaction with
Formula
NaHCOз
Formic Acid
CH:O:
Pungent,
penetrati
ng
Sodium formate.
carbon dioxide
Miscīble
wwww
and water.
HCOONA (a9) +
Aqueous sodhum
acetate,
(CH3COONA).
and carbonic
acid (H2CO5)
Sodium
propionate and
libérates carbon
Acetic Acid
CHCOOH
strong
Intmitelymisciole
vinegar-
like
CHO:
Pungent
rancid,
unpleasa Miscīble 2-193 C)
Propionic Acid
8.19 g(-283C)
34.97 gg (-239 C)
nt
diaxide and
water.
Butyric Acid
CAHSO2
Unpleasa
Miscible
Sodium
wwww
nt,
similarto
propionate and
water.
vomitor
body
odor
Observation
Test for acetate

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