A. For each pair of compounds, fill in the appropriate information needed to distinguish them. Compound that will Positive Differentiating Chemical test sign/s of reaction Compound A Compound B react (А/B). LOH Dissolution and rapid bubbling (effervescence) (1) (2) OH OH NH2 H2N. OH (3) (4) B Formation of s-O¯ Na (5) `o¯ Na white (6) precipitate Br (7) (8) (9)

A. For each pair of compounds, fill in the appropriate information needed to distinguish them. Compound that will Positive Differentiating Chemical test sign/s of reaction Compound A Compound B react (А/B). LOH Dissolution and rapid bubbling (effervescence) (1) (2) OH OH NH2 H2N. OH (3) (4) B Formation of s-O¯ Na (5) `o¯ Na white (6) precipitate Br (7) (8) (9)

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Chapter25: Instruments For Optical Spectrometry

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