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J. Chem. Phys. 4, 251 (1936); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1749831 (3 pages)
Reaction Products of Ethyl Alcohol and Sodium Hydroxide
(Received 2 February 1936)
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Add to FacebookA study has been made of the products formed when sodium hydroxide and ethyl alcohol react in the absence of water. Evidence has been found which indicates a reaction in which sodium ethylate and water are produced. Three types of tests have been made to determine the amount of water formed. The copper acetylide method, a volumetric method, and a method involving infrared absorption measurements all indicate a reaction which goes from 75 to 100 percent toward completion.
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