Lesson 8 of 15 • 0 upvotes • 14:04mins
Acid chlorides can be prepared by reacting carboxylic acid with SOCl2. This then reacts with HCl just produced to give tetrahedral intermediate which then collapses to the acyl chloride, SO2 and HCl.
15 lessons • 3h 1m
1.1 Brief Introduction Of Myself (in Hindi)
2:02mins
1.2 Overview (in Hindi)
10:55mins
2.0 Introduction To Carboxylic Acids (in Hindi)
11:27mins
3.1 Preparation Of Carboxylic Acids : From Hydrocarbons (in Hindi)
11:15mins
3.2 Preparation Of Carboxylic Acids : From Cyanides (in Hindi)
11:59mins
3.3 Preparation Of Carboxylic Acids : From Grignard Reagent (in Hindi)
9:11mins
4.0 Acidic Strength Of Carboxylic Acids (in Hindi)
14:11mins
Preparation Of Acid Chlorides : From Carboxylic Acids (in Hindi)
14:04mins
Formation Of Acid Anhydrides : From Carboxylic Acids (in Hindi)
14:23mins
Preparation Of Acid Amides : From Carboxylic Acids (in Hindi)
14:46mins
Part 1. Decarboxylation Of Acids : Soda lime Process (in Hindi)
12:48mins
Part 2. Decarboxylation Of Acids : Heating Effect On Beta-keto Acids (in Hindi)
13:03mins
Part 3. Decarboxylation Of Acids : Heating Effect On Geminal Dicarboxylic acids (in Hindi)
12:20mins
Part1. Kolbey's Electrolysis : Preparation Of Alkanes (in Hindi)
14:04mins
Part2. Kolbey's Electrolysis : Preparation Of Alkanes (in Hindi)
15:00mins