What mass of ethanoyl chloride (M = 78.5 g/mol) is formed from 0.25 mol of ethanoic acid with excess SOCl₂?
Correct answer A. 19.6 g
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Correct answer A. 19.6 g
Correct answer A. 53.3%
Correct answer A. Effervescence of carbon dioxide
Correct answer C. The by-products SO₂ and HCl are gases and escape easily
Correct answer D. Ethanoyl chloride and phosphonic acid (H₃PO₃)
Correct answer C. Ethanoic anhydride
Correct answer C. Methyl ethanoate
Correct answer A. Ethanamide
Correct answer D. LiAlH₄ in dry ether
Correct answer C. Acyl chloride > anhydride > ester > amide
Correct answer A. 62.1%
Correct answer C. 4.48 dm³
Correct answer D. 39.4 g
Correct answer D. Propanoic acid
Correct answer A. Methanoic acid
Correct answer B. 2-Methylpropanoic acid
Correct answer D. It forms hydrogen-bonded dimers
Correct answer D. Propanoic acid
Correct answer A. Ethanoic acid
Correct answer B. Heating under reflux with excess acidified K₂Cr₂O₇