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What is difference between soapification and esterification |
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Answer» * Esterification= it is a reaction in Which alcoholS like ethanol react with carboxylic aciDs like ethanoic acid on warming in presence of few drops of sulphuric acid to form a sweet smelling ester or ethyl ethanoate: * CH3cooH. + C2H5OH. ____ H2so4_____ch3cooc2h5 + H2O * Ester is the main ProDuct of eSterification.which is used as a flavoring agent and also use in making of perfumes, Etc.* saponification= The alkaline hydrolysis of Ester using alkali (water soluble base) like sodium hydroxide is known as saponification.* ch3coohc2h5. + NaoH. -----heat----- ch3coona + c2h5oh* esters are used as reactant .for preparation of soap.which is used to clean dirty cloths Esterification is the reaction b/w ethanol (C2H5OH) and ethanoic acid (CH3COOH) in the presence of a few drops of Sulphuric acid give ester and water.Ester is a sweet smelling substance.Sanponification is the reaction of ester in the presence of an alkali like NaOH to get back the alcphol,i.e, ethanol and sodium acetate(CH3COONa+). Saponification reaction in preperation of soapCH3COOH+Na--->CH3COONa+H2OEsterification is used to make esters which are sweet smelling subsance.Esterification is a reaction between an acid and alchohol.C2H5OH+CH3COOH->CH3COOC2H5 |
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