Check the given reactant conditions and confirm which of the following acid base reaction is not feasible?

Question

Check the given reactant conditions and confirm which of the following acid base reaction is not feasible? (A) CH≡ CH+NaOH arrow  (B) Ph-OH+NaOH arrow  (C) C2H5OH+NaNH2 arrow  (D) CH3COOH+C2H5ONa arrow

Tardigrade Admin · Accepted Answer

Acetylene is not a regular acid. It has very less tendency to give away its proton.Acetylene is less acidic than water, hence, it cannot react with sodium hydroxide.

C H \equiv C H + N a O H \to

noproducts
It is clear that a sufficiently stronger acid can furnish protons and can displace a weaker acid from the salt. Phenol, ethanol are sufficiently acidic. Lastly, acetic acid is stronger than ethanol.

Q. Check the given reactant conditions and confirm which of the following acid base reaction is not feasible?

$C H \equiv C H + N a O H \to$

$P h - O H + N a O H \to$

$C_{2} H_{5} O H + N a N H_{2} \to$

$C H_{3} COO H + C_{2} H_{5} ON a \to$

Q. Check the given reactant conditions and confirm which of the following acid base reaction is not feasible?

CH≡CH+NaOH→

Ph−OH+NaOH→

C2​H5​OH+NaNH2​→

CH3​COOH+C2​H5​ONa→

$C H \equiv C H + N a O H \to$

$P h - O H + N a O H \to$

$C_{2} H_{5} O H + N a N H_{2} \to$

$C H_{3} COO H + C_{2} H_{5} ON a \to$