Q3:- Write equations to show all steps in the conversion of benzoic acid into:n-propyl benzoate, benzamide, benzoyl chlorideQ4:- Which compound has the highest boiling point Acetic acid or Propan-1-ol ? Why ?

(3) When benzoic acid treated with propyl alcohol or Propanol in presence of sulfuric acid, then n -…

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Q3:- Write equations to show all steps in the conversion of benzoic acid into: n-propyl benzoate , benzamide, benzoyl chloride Q4:- Which compound has the highest boiling point Acetic acid or Propan-1-ol ? Why ?