methlymalonic acid reaction with Na OH
- From: "Panther" <black@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 29 Nov 2005 20:14:33 +0000 (UTC)
hi,
i have tried this problem for a while but i cannot get it
i think the formula for methylmalonic acid is this:
(CH3)2C(CO2H)2
if i react with it sodium hydroxide (NaOH) what will the products be?
please help :| i know H2O is in there, and i swear i have tried. i know it
loses a H from this: (CH3)2 C (COOH)2
and i think the ans is this:
(CH3)2 C (COOH) (COO-)Na+
but it's diprotic so how come it only looses 1 H?
.
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