2. (a) What will you observe after mixing 5 drops of an insoluble alcohol in 1 mL of water? The alco- hol is less dense than water. (b) What will you observe if you mix 5 drops of a soluble alcohol and 1 mL of water?

2. (a) What will you observe after mixing 5 drops of an insoluble alcohol in 1 mL of water? The alco- hol is less dense than water. (b) What will you observe if you mix 5 drops of a soluble alcohol and 1 mL of water?

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Chapter21: Benzene And The Concept Of Aromaticity

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Question 2 parts a and b

(b) What are the specific hazards associated with the chromic acid reagent?
2. (a) What will you observe after mixing 5 drops of an insoluble alcohol in 1 mL of water? The alco-
hol is less dense than water.
(b) What will you observe if you mix 5 drops of a soluble alcohol and 1 mL of water?
3. Consider the alcohol hexyl alcohol (1-hexanol), C6H140.
Praw both a structural formula and a condensed structural formula for 1-hexanol.

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