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3.1 EG ; Tinchure iodine, cough syrups & many tonics
4 Liquid at room temperature
5 CH3CH2OH - Chemical formula
6 Reaction of Ethanol with Sodium 2Na + 2Ch3Ch2OH 2Ch3Ch2ONa + H2O
Alcohols react with Sodium leading to the evolution of Hydrogen. With Ethanol ,
The other product is Sodium Ethoxide
7 Consumption in
Small quantities-
Causes drunkness
Large quantities- lead
to health problems
8 Reaction to give unsaturated hydrocarbons: Heating ethanol at 443K
with excess concentrated sulphuric acid results in the dehydration of
ethanol to give ethene-CH3 CH2OH gives CH2=CH2+Water The
concentrated sulphuric acid can be regarded as dehydrating agent
which removes water from ethanol