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Page 31 What's That Smell? Demonstration (continued) + ward ' s science 5100 West Henrietta Road • PO Box 92912 • Rochester, New York 14692-9012 • p: 800 962-2660 • wardsci.com Follow-up Teaching Notes: • The concentrated sulfuric acid will act as a catalyst, and as a dehydrating agent for the condensation reaction between the alcohol and carboxylic acid. • If the ester odor is difficult to discern, you can pour the mixture into water in a small beaker. Disposal/Clean-up: • If local safety and environmental regulations do not prohibit it, dispose of the esters down the drain with lots of water. • Chemical disposal should be done in accordance with all local safety and environmental regulations. Find materials for this activity at wardsci.com. Discover more free activities at wardsworld.com

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