MCQ
Ethyl acetate at room temperature is a
- ASolid
- ✓Liquid
- CGas
- DSolution
✓
Answer
Correct option: B.
Liquid
b
Ethyl acetate itself is a colourless liquid at room temp. with a pleasant "fruity" smell. $b.p. \,\,77^{\circ}\,C$
Ethyl acetate itself is a colourless liquid at room temp. with a pleasant "fruity" smell. $b.p. \,\,77^{\circ}\,C$
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