CH3CH2OH +MNO2 -------> CH3COOH

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In summary, the chemical equation for the reaction between CH3CH2OH and MNO2 is CH3CH2OH + MNO2 -------> CH3COOH. This is a redox reaction, also known as an oxidation-reduction reaction. MNO2 acts as an oxidizing agent, causing CH3CH2OH to undergo oxidation. The products of this reaction are CH3COOH (acetic acid) and MNO2 (manganese dioxide). Some potential hazards of this reaction include flammability, corrosive properties, and potential irritants.
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What is the mechanism of this rxn ?


CH3CH2OH +MNO2 -------> CH3COOH


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provide more information about the reaction conditions and any other relevant details. The mechanism of a reaction can vary depending on factors such as temperature, pressure, and catalysts used. Without this information, it is difficult to accurately determine the mechanism of the reaction. Additionally, it is important to note that the reaction shown is an incomplete equation and may not represent the full mechanism. Can you provide more details or context for the reaction?
 

FAQ: CH3CH2OH +MNO2 -------> CH3COOH

What is the chemical equation for the reaction between CH3CH2OH and MNO2?

The chemical equation for this reaction is CH3CH2OH + MNO2 -------> CH3COOH.

What type of reaction is CH3CH2OH + MNO2 -------> CH3COOH?

This is a redox reaction, also known as an oxidation-reduction reaction.

What is the role of MNO2 in this reaction?

MNO2 acts as an oxidizing agent, meaning it accepts electrons from the other reactant (CH3CH2OH) and causes it to undergo oxidation.

What products are formed in this reaction?

The products of this reaction are CH3COOH (acetic acid) and MNO2 (manganese dioxide).

What are the potential hazards associated with this reaction?

Some potential hazards of this reaction include the flammability of CH3CH2OH, the corrosive properties of CH3COOH, and the potential for MNO2 to cause irritation to the eyes, skin, and respiratory system.

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