In the following sequence of reaction, the end product is :CaC2H2O−−→(A)H2+g/H2SO4−−−−−−−−→(B)[O]−→(C)Ca(OH)2−−−−−→(D)Heat−−−→(E)
A
acetaldehyde
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B
formaldehyde
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C
acetic acid
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D
methane
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Solution
The correct option is D methane
When calcium carbide reacts with H2O, it produces alkyne and alkyne on Hydration by HgSO4 and H2SO4 produces aldehyde.
CaC2H2O−−→HC≡(A)CHH2+3/H2SO4−−−−−−−−→CH3−CHO
(B) Acetaldehyde
Acetaldehyde on oxidation produces carboxylic acid
CH3−CHO(O)−−→CH3−COOH(C)
Acid on reaction with slaked lime, produces calcium salt which on heating undergoes decarboxylation to produce methane.