Question

5. Consider the following compounds: a) CH(CH2).CH b) cн,снЕн c) CHECH ) CH4CHBOH e) CH(CH2)CH-CHCH 1) CH(CH3)-CBN 9) CoH OH h) CH (CH2),N(CH3)2 1) CH.CH D) CH.CH.CHEN(CH2CH.CH3)2 1) CH(CH2)COCH k) CH3CH2OH Which one(s) of the above would be soluble in water? Which one(s) would not be soluble in water but would be soluble in 5% HCI? Which one(s) would not be soluble in water but would be soluble in 5% NaOH? Which one(s) would not be soluble in water but would be soluble in 5% NaHCO3? Which one(s), which are not soluble in anything else, would be soluble in concentrated H2SO4?

Answer 1

which one (s) o the above w ould be Soluble in water K) CH CH, OfH CH CH CH diphotic aldchyhy Ikehne /dlahals favtoryle aúds with lesser Clto 3) number of Carbons aru soluble in waker, becau se of possibiity of fermstion of hydrogen landing

would not be coluble in water bud would be solutle in s. Hu a mineg are weak base, there fore are soluble in strong auds Gke Hd

wouldn't be Solule in water but would be Soluble in 5e ) CHOH CH (CH)COH having and phenols are Carboruy lic auds aúdic characteY, there fore they are Solutk in strong bases Gke na OH mot solule in ulafer but in s/ NaHcog weak bate, t can dissolve NaH co is a ony ctrong auds in it.

which are not solutle in anything else, uould be soluble in Concentraled Hcay: e) CH3 (CH= CH CH3 4 CHs (CHCEN CH CH, CH C N(C4 CH, C) CH3 (C),OH conpounds having alkene cc=c or) nitngen afams organic with soluble in conc. ,soy are