Lessons in Organic Chemistry
Lessons in Organic Chemistry
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Acetic acid treated with chlorine yields a derivative trichlor- acetic acid of the formula C. , C1 3 O . OH, in which the hydroxyl group is still present, and the other three hydrogens are re- placed by chlorine. Now trichloracetic acid readily yields chloroform when boiled with water : C, C1 3 O. OH = CHC1 3 + C0 2, Trichloracetic acid. Chloroform.
showing that all three Cl atoms, and therefore the three hydrogen atoms, whose places they occupy, are connected to the same carbon. Hence acetic a...cid contains the groups CH 3 and OH, and the only formula in agreement with these experimental results is CH 3 . COOH.
General Methods of Preparation. (i) The first method is one which also furnishes valuable evidence in favour of the formula C, ; H 2w+1 . CO 2 H for the series, inasmuch as we start in each case from a substance, C ;, H
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Acetic acid treated with chlorine yields a derivative trichlor- acetic acid of the formula C. , C1 3 O . OH, in which the hydroxyl group is still present, and the other three hydrogens are re- placed by chlorine. Now trichloracetic acid readily yields chloroform when boiled with water : C, C1 3 O. OH = CHC1 3 + C0 2, Trichloracetic acid. Chloroform.
showing that all three Cl atoms, and therefore the three hydrogen atoms, whose places they occupy, are connected to the same carbon. Hence acetic a...cid contains the groups CH 3 and OH, and the only formula in agreement with these experimental results is CH 3 . COOH.
General Methods of Preparation. (i) The first method is one which also furnishes valuable evidence in favour of the formula C, ; H 2w+1 . CO 2 H for the series, inasmuch as we start in each case from a substance, C ;, H
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