Asked in UHS MDCAT 2010 2010Moderate

Ethanol reacts with Ammonia to produce ethyl amine, the catalyst is

Correct answer: B. ThO2

  • A. ZnCl2
  • B. ThO2
  • C. C6H5N
  • D. Cr2O3

Explanation

A is incorrect as ZnCl2 is used as a catalyst in Lucas Test.Lucas test: a test that is Designed to Differentiate and Categorize Primary, Secondary and Tertiary Alcohols Using A Solution of Anhydrous Zinc Chloride .B is correct as ThO2 is used as a catalyst when C2H5OH reacts with ammonia.C is incorrect as C6H5N is not used a catalyst in reactions with alcohol.D is incorrect as Cr2O3 is not used as a catalyst in reactions with alcohol.

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