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Questions Banana Oil: EXPERIMENT 20 CSI: SMU 1. Draw the chemical reaction between acetic acid (the limiting reagent) and isopentyl alcohol. \textbullet Box the major functional group of each organic compound. \textbullet The formula of the catalyst is in the box above the reaction arrow. HCI Acetic acid + Isopentyl alcohol \xrightarrow{catalyst} Isopentyl acetate + Water Functional Group: 2. What is the IUPAC name for isopentyl alcohol? 3. Banana oil is sold in ampoules. For what purpose are these ampoules used? 4. In this experiment, glacial acetic acid is used. What does \textquotedbl{}glacial\textquotedbl{} mean in this context? 5. What is the IUPAC name for acetic acid? 6. Methyl anthranilate is an ester that is used as grape flavoring. It can be synthesized using a Fisher esterification. Draw the chemical reaction between the carboxylic acid and the alcohol. Write the formula of the catalyst above the reaction arrow. Name: + \xrightarrow{} Methyl anthranilate + Water Functional Group: carboxylic acid alcohol ester The ester contains another organic functional group. What is it? 295

          Questions Banana Oil:
EXPERIMENT 20 CSI: SMU
1. Draw the chemical reaction between acetic acid (the limiting reagent) and isopentyl alcohol.
\textbullet Box the major functional group of each organic compound.
\textbullet The formula of the catalyst is in the box above the reaction arrow.
HCI
Acetic acid + Isopentyl alcohol \xrightarrow{catalyst} Isopentyl acetate + Water
Functional Group:
2. What is the IUPAC name for isopentyl alcohol?
3. Banana oil is sold in ampoules. For what purpose are these ampoules used?
4. In this experiment, glacial acetic acid is used. What does \textquotedbl{}glacial\textquotedbl{} mean in this context?
5. What is the IUPAC name for acetic acid?
6. Methyl anthranilate is an ester that is used as grape flavoring. It can be synthesized using
a Fisher esterification. Draw the chemical reaction between the carboxylic acid and the
alcohol. Write the formula of the catalyst above the reaction arrow.
Name:  +  \xrightarrow{} Methyl anthranilate + Water
Functional Group: carboxylic acid alcohol ester
The ester contains another organic functional group. What is it?
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Questions Banana Oil:
EXPERIMENT 20 CSI: SMU
1. Draw the chemical reaction between acetic acid (the limiting reagent) and isopentyl alcohol.
•Box the major functional group of each organic compound.
•The formula of the catalyst is in the box above the reaction arrow.
HCI
Acetic acid + Isopentyl alcohol catalyst Isopentyl acetate + Water
Functional Group:
2. What is the IUPAC name for isopentyl alcohol?
3. Banana oil is sold in ampoules. For what purpose are these ampoules used?
4. In this experiment, glacial acetic acid is used. What does glacial mean in this context?
5. What is the IUPAC name for acetic acid?
6. Methyl anthranilate is an ester that is used as grape flavoring. It can be synthesized using
a Fisher esterification. Draw the chemical reaction between the carboxylic acid and the
alcohol. Write the formula of the catalyst above the reaction arrow.
Name:  +   Methyl anthranilate + Water
Functional Group: carboxylic acid alcohol ester
The ester contains another organic functional group. What is it?
295

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I need all problems, and if I could get an explanation as to why it's that. EXPERIMENT 20CSI: SMU Questions on Banana Oil: Box the major functional group of each organic compound. The formula of the catalyst is in the box above the reaction arrow. HCI Isopentyl alcohol Isopentyl acetate catalyst Acetic acid Water Functional Group: 2. What is the IUPAC name for isopentyl alcohol? 3. Banana oil is sold in ampoules. For what purpose are these ampoules used? 4. In this experiment, glacial acetic acid is used. What does "glacial" mean in this context? 5. What is the IUPAC name for acetic acid? 6. Methyl anthranilate is an ester that is used as grape flavoring. It can be synthesized using a Fisher esterification. Draw the chemical reaction between the carboxylic acid and the alcohol. Write the formula of the catalyst above the reaction arrow. Methyl anthranilate + Water Name: Carboxylic acid Alcohol Ester Functional Group: The ester contains another organic functional group. What is it? 295
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00:01 Hello students, here in this question we have to explain the reaction between salicycacine and methanol.
00:07 Here we have to know that when an acid react with methanol, it is an astrification reaction that take place in the presence of sulfuric acids.
00:21 Here what happens here is already seen in the question that an acid react with alcohol and it will eliminate a water molecule and it will form a as to here.
00:34 So here also what happens that here in this case in ch3 oh what happens here is that the oh group from the methanol will take up the hydrogen from the acid as a result of that they will form a campaign product having a structure like this, that is salicylic acids, one of the hydrogen is replaced by ch3 and we will get the product named medial salicylate...
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