Carboxylic Acid and Acid DerivativesHard
Question
(A), (B) and (C) are three dicarboxylic acids such that -
(a)
carboxylic acid + CO2 ↑
(b)
acid anhydride + H2O ↑
(c)
cyclic ketone + H2O + CO2 ↑
(a)
carboxylic acid + CO2 ↑(b)
acid anhydride + H2O ↑(c)
cyclic ketone + H2O + CO2 ↑Options
A.(a) → adipic acid
(b) → malonic acid
(c) → succinic acid
(b) → malonic acid
(c) → succinic acid
B.(a) → Malonic acid
(b) → adipic acid
(c) → succinic acid
(b) → adipic acid
(c) → succinic acid
C.(a) → adipic acid
(b) → succinic acid
(c) → malonic acid
(b) → succinic acid
(c) → malonic acid
D.(a) → Malonic acid
(b) → succinic acid
(c) → adipic acid
(b) → succinic acid
(c) → adipic acid
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