quiz 2.

carboxylic acid derivatives

1. What is the outcome of the reaction carboxylic acid with alcohol
a. amide
b. alcohol
c. ester
d. anhydride
2. Which product would you expect from the reaction ethyl ethanoate with NaOH
a. acetamide/ethanol
b. sodium acetate/ethanol
c. sodium ethoxide/acetic acid
d. only sodium acetate
3. Identify a reactant for reduction of ester
a. Al2O3
b. LiAlH4
c. AlH3
d. Al(OH)3
4. What is the outcome of the reaction acetic anhydride with CH 3OH
a. acetic acid and methyl ethanoate
b. formic and acetic acids
c. only ethanol
d. acetic acid and ethyl methanoate
5. Which of the following can produce mixed anhydride
a. dicarboxylic acid
b. two same carboxylic acids
c. two different carboxylic acids
d. carboxylic acids and alcohol

6. True or false
a. Ammonia converts esters to amides. the reaction is called saponification (f)
b. Any esters reduction by lithium aluminum hydride produces only primary alcohols (T)
c. Trans-2-butenedioic acid forms cyclic anhydride on heating (T)
d. Salicylic acid is m-hydroxybenzoic acid (F )
e. Formamide by reduction converts into methylamine (F)