Adding h2so4 to Methyl...in Ice bath
Why do we need to keep the conical flask in an ice bath when adding H2so4 to methyl benzoate in purification processes
Is it to ensure the methyl benzoate is insoluble as much as possible and to allow impurities to dissolve as much as possible?
Is it to ensure the methyl benzoate is insoluble as much as possible and to allow impurities to dissolve as much as possible?
Original post by Pigster
Do you want the ester to hydrolyse?
what do u mean by hydrolyse
Original post by Frank Peters
what do u mean by hydrolyse
Do you want the ester to undergo hydrolysis?
Original post by Pigster
Do you want the ester to undergo hydrolysis?
no
Original post by Frank Peters
no
Hydrolysis of an ester is a chemical reaction. How might you slow down this reaction?
Original post by Pigster
Hydrolysis of an ester is a chemical reaction. How might you slow down this reaction?
aaaa, use an ice bath
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