Engineering
Chemistry
Preparation of Aldehyde and Ketones
Oxidation of aldehydes and ketones
Question

An organic compound (A)(C5H7OCl) reacts rapidly with ethanol to give (B)(C7H12O2). (A) also reacts with water to produce an acid which reacts with bromine to give (C)(C5H8Br2O2). (B) on boiling with H2SO4 forms an acid (D). When (D) is oxidised with KMnO4, an acid (E)(C4H6O3) is produced. On mild heating, (E) gives (F)(C3H6O) which cannotb be oxidised by ammoniacal AgNO3. Identify the compounds (A) to (F).

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(A) ⇒ C5H7OCl ; Degree of unsaturation : 
(B)  Degree of unsaturation :

(A)C2H7OCIC2H5OH(B)C7H12O2BoilH2SO4(D)AcidKMnO4(E)AcidC4H6O3(F)C3H6OAmm.AgNO3NOreaction

⇒ (F) (not, aldehyde mey be a ketone)

C5H8Br2O2 [This shows (C = C)]
(F) ⇒ Ketone (three C atoms) ; only ketone with three C atoms is acetone (CH3 – CO – CH3)

because keto acid on heating loses CO2 and gives ketone.
(D)[O] Acid (E) C4H6O3 [So, (D) contains (C = C)]

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