Reflux or Distillation for A level Chemistry || oxidising alcohols

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[@adelaide4356]

Do you need to add a stopper or thermometer to the top of the condenser?? Thanks!!

[@cazinrBiH]

do you need to add a concentrated acid too, for the reflux reaction to oxidise ethanol to ethanoic acid?

[@lgoedert165]

Fantastic video! Follow up question: should you ever consider adding boiling chips with distillation?

[@mrmurraygreen]

Yes, absolutely, anti-bumping granules can be used to prevent violent boiling in either reflux or distillation

[@theamazingguy150]

What about teritary alcohols?

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[@ivanbliminse4325]

Aldehydes are more volatile than what? Carboxylic Acid?

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