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Alcohols: Properties Quiz

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Alcohols: Properties Quiz
 

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Key properties of alcohols

by Hiba Ijlal
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All alcohols are more acidic than water.

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Dehydration of alcohols over acid catalysts yields alkenes.

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Alcohols are nonpolar compounds.

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Alcohols form hydrogen bonds, leading to higher boiling points than alkanes of similar molar mass.

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Primary alcohols can be oxidized to aldehydes, which can be further oxidized to carboxylic acids with excess oxidant.

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Secondary alcohols cannot be oxidized.

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Alcohols can react with sodium metal to produce hydrogen gas and alkoxides.

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Alcohols have boiling points lower than alkanes with the same carbon count.

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Dehydration of alcohols yields alkanes.

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Alcohols act as weak Bronsted acids; the O–H bond can donate a proton (pKa around 16–18).

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