A. Consider the structures below. Write the letter that corresponds with the compound described by the following statements. Choose only one for items that have more than one possible answer o to он HO -OH HO, A B E Answer 1. It will give a yellow precipitate in the iodoform test. 2. Will react fastest in ZnClz in HCI. 3. Least soluble in H20 4. Lowest rate of evolution of Hzgas evolution upon reaction with Na metal. 5. Will react with K.Cr:O, to form a ketone. 6. Can be oxidized to form an aldehyde.

A. Consider the structures below. Write the letter that corresponds with the compound described by the following statements. Choose only one for items that have more than one possible answer o to он HO -OH HO, A B E Answer 1. It will give a yellow precipitate in the iodoform test. 2. Will react fastest in ZnClz in HCI. 3. Least soluble in H20 4. Lowest rate of evolution of Hzgas evolution upon reaction with Na metal. 5. Will react with K.Cr:O, to form a ketone. 6. Can be oxidized to form an aldehyde.

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