Can't be, it said it reacted to form a green solution with acidified potassium dichromate (VI) so it can't be a tertiary alcohol.
But what I did get was similar: CH3 - O - C (CH3)2 - CH2 CH2 OH

wasn't the OH a singlet? In this case it would be a triplet. Not sure tho..

Reply 825

Suits101

They normally accept a range of answers for reagents.

For the acid (acyl) chloride the simplest (in my opinion) was:

Reagent: AgNO3
P: no visible change
Q: white ppt (of AgCl)

Reply 826

lishakb97

Original post by latinken

What did you get for number of carbon peaks?

9 but I didn't have time to check so it's probably wrong

Reply 827

clarkey500

Original post by ASLEVELSHELPME

A* - 7/100
please...

Please, I'm currently on 7!

Reply 828

Ebaysass

Original post by yung7up

Hmm any tips on how to prepare for mcdonalds interview and any resources? Thanks in advance

Omg that made my day haha...

prospective Uni degree to working at the drive thru mcdonalds

Reply 829

SirRaza97

Original post by t0310

AgNO3 does react with acyl cholrides tho[/QUOTcr

NOOOO I MEANT TO PUT AGNH3

Reply 830

Anno007

Original post by SirRaza97

Do you think Ni/H+ in ether will be right as well for step 4?

This is an extract from a previous mark scheme. And it shows what they accept for both steps.

(edited 7 years ago)

Reply 831

girl :D

Original post by ASLEVELSHELPME

A* - 7/100
please...

fingers crossed

Reply 832

mhassen1997

Original post by latinken

What did you get for number of carbon peaks?

9 peaks???

0 and 2 for rate

i said to make the ester into sodium ethanoate, you had to add water and h+ catalyst to break it up then naoh, then chromatograpy

Reply 835

Piercedoc21

Original post by SirRaza97

No I don't think so, feelsbadman

Fairly sure the reagent was Na2CO3 man

Reply 836

Caneloalvarez

So which Donny is doing the mark scheme?

Reply 837

MrSmashface

Original post by thomaarrss

what did everyone out for Ka for a strong acid, i put it fully dissociates so a not needed, didn't know what to put for second mark??

Yeah fully dissociates, Ka would be infinite (you would be dividing by 0)

Reply 838

VokeA

Original post by Bacardigan

Anyone know what happens to the rate equation if the experiment was repeated with 100x the concentration of ethanal but same concentrations of HCl and Iodine? I put that it would be the same...