Differbetween
Chloroethane is an aliphatic compound whereas chlorobenzene is an aromatic compound in which chlorine is directly attached to the benzene ring. Due to this, there will be resonance in the chlorobenzene which makes the carbon-chlorine bond stronger than a single bond.
- How can you tell the difference between Chlorocyclohexane and chlorobenzene?
- How can you distinguish between chlorobenzene and bromobenzene?
- How can you distinguish between phenol and chlorobenzene?
- What are the reagents used to distinguish between chlorobenzene and benzyl chloride?
- How can you distinguish between chcl3 and ccl4?
- How will you distinguish benzyl bromide and p Bromotoluene?
- How can you distinguish between methanol and ethanol?
- Why hydrolysis of chlorobenzene is difficult?
- What happens when chlorobenzene is subjected to hydrolysis?
- How will you distinguish between nitrobenzene and aniline?
How can you tell the difference between Chlorocyclohexane and chlorobenzene?
It is because in chlorocyclohexane , the C-Cl bond is of sp3 hybridization, which follows nucleophilic reaction, but in chlorobenzene , the C-Cl bond is related with an sp2hybridized carbon atom and the C-Cl bond has a partial double bond character due to resonance, so it does not undergo nucleophilic reaction.
How can you distinguish between chlorobenzene and bromobenzene?
Chlorobenzene gives white precipitate of AgCl which are completely soluble in ammonia solution and bromobenzene gives pale yellow precipitate of AgBr which are partially soluble in ammonia solution.
How can you distinguish between phenol and chlorobenzene?
(ii) We can distinguish between phenol and chlorobenzene by ferric chloride test which is a traditional colorometric test for phenols. Phenol forms violet coloured complex with iron ion, which confirms presence of phenol while chlorobenzene does not give any colour.
What are the reagents used to distinguish between chlorobenzene and benzyl chloride?
Hi, 1) Chlorobenzene and Benzyl chloride Take both the compounds in a test tube. Add 1 - 2 ml of aqueous KOH to each of the test tubes. Acidify with dilute HNO3 and add AgNO3. Benzyl chloride gives white precipitate while chlorobenzene does not.
How can you distinguish between chcl3 and ccl4?
Chloroform gives isocyanide test while CCl4 does not give this test. On heating a mixture of chloroform, ethyl amine and potassium hydroxide, a bad smelling product called carbylamine is formed. CCl4 do not show the above test.
How will you distinguish benzyl bromide and p Bromotoluene?
Benzylbromide and bromobenzene can be distinguished by silver nitrate test. Benzylbromide on boiling with aqueous solution of KOH undergoes hydrolysis to form benzyl alcohol and potassium bromide. ... Bromobenzene do not show this reaction.
How can you distinguish between methanol and ethanol?
| Difference between Ethanol and Methanol | |
|---|---|
| Ethanol is a type of alcohol with its carbon skeleton consisting of an ethyl ring. | Methanol consists of in its carbon bond methyl group. |
| Ethanol is a poor acid compared with water, in terms of acidity. | Methanol has higher acidity than liquids. |
Why hydrolysis of chlorobenzene is difficult?
Chlorobenzene is quite stable due to the delocalization of electrons by resonance. Also, (C-Cl) bonds possess a double bond character due to which it is very difficult to hydrolyze by SN1 mechanism.
What happens when chlorobenzene is subjected to hydrolysis?
Solution : Phenol is formed. No reaction occurs under normal conditions.
How will you distinguish between nitrobenzene and aniline?
aniline give azo dye test. they can also be distinguish by carbylamine rxn. aniline is when heated with chloroform and KOH a foul smell is recognised due to the formation of isocyanide. whereas nitrobenzene will not give this test .
