1. What is one chemical test that can distinguish between 1-pentanol and 2-pentanol? Indicate thecompound that will have a positive result to the test, if there is.2. What is one chemical test that can distinguish between propanol and propanal? Indicate thecompound that will have a positive result to the test, if there is.3. What is one chemical test that can distinguish between 3-hexanol and 3-hexanone? Indicate thecompound that will have a positive result to the test, if there is.

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1. What is one chemical test that can distinguish between 1-pentanol and 2-pentanol? Indicate the
compound that will have a positive result to the test, if there is.
2. What is one chemical test that can distinguish between propanol and propanal? Indicate the
compound that will have a positive result to the test, if there is.
3. What is one chemical test that can distinguish between 3-hexanol and 3-hexanone? Indicate the
compound that will have a positive result to the test, if there is.

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