Freezing point of acetic acid;
Correct answer: A. 16.60C
- A. 16.60C
- B. 180C
- C. -200C
- D. 100C
Explanation
The freezing point of acetic acid is 16.6 °C (fact).
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Carboxylic acids are named and studied through the combined effects of the carbonyl and hydroxyl groups, their preparation, acidity and hydrogen bonding. Reactions include neutralisation, esterification, reduction and conversion into acid chlorides, anhydrides, esters and amides, with emphasis on how these derivatives interconvert.
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