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compound found in organic acids |
COOH |
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3-methylbenzoic acid
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2-bromopropanoic
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2-ethylbutanoic acid |
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acid responsible for sting of fire ant bite |
formic acid |
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source of oxalic acid |
spinich |
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acids were among the first organic substances studied because of |
abundance |
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physical relationship attributed to carboxylic acid ( _ increases with _ ) |
boiling point increases with molecular weight |
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3-bromobenzoic acid |
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the compound with the highest _ will have the highest boiling point |
molecular weight |
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the compound with the lowest _ will be the most soluble in water |
molar mass |
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two molecules of carboxylic acids are joined together by two hydrogen bonds which is referred to as a _ |
dimer |
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As CH3COOH dissolves in water, H3O+ and ____ are formed |
CH3COO- |
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a _ pH would favor the carboxylic ion instead of the carboxylic acid |
high |
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sodium 3-methylbutanonate |
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name of the potassium salt of m-ethylbenzoic acid |
potassium m-ethylbenzoate |
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mold inhibitor in bakery goods |
calcium propionate |
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ingredient in soaps |
sodium stearate |
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sodium salt of benzoic acid is used as a |
food preservative |
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carboxylic acid + alcohol = |
ester |
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The pleasant, characteristic odor of fruit flavorings is often associated with the presence of |
esters |
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The IUPAC name of the ester formed from butanoic acid and ethanol |
ethyl butanoate |
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methyl acetate |
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products if ethyl stearate were to undergo hydrolysis |
ethanol and stearic acid |
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ethyl propionate (common), ethyl propanoate (IUPAC) |
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IUPAC name of the ester formed from methanol and benzoic acid is called
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methyl benzoate |
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chemical reaction that results in an alcohol and a carboxylic acid |
saponification |
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butanol + acetic acid = _ (ester) |
butyl acetate |
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breaking of a bond with water (reaction) |
hydrolysis |
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nitrate esters are found in some |
explosives |
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acids that can form esters |
carboxylic and nitric |
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3-bromoproanoic acid |
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bromomethyl ethanoate |
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ethyl 2-chlorobenzoate |
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_ causes the noxious odor of rancid butter |
butyric acid |
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an organic acid containing a hydroxyl group bonded to the carbon atom adjacent to the carboxylic acid group |
alpha hydroxy acid |