choices are: permanganate test, lucas test, ferric chloride, tollen's, iodoform, 2,4-DNP, molisch, benedict's A. Suggest chemical tests to differentiate the following pairs of organic compounds given thechemical reaction for the positive sign. Write the observable change for the positive sign ofreaction and the chemical reaction for the compound that will test positive.Compoundwhich will TestChemical Test andChemical ReactionPositive Sign ofReactionfor the PositivePositiveSignОНTest:H3C`CH3H3CCH3Positive Sign:Sn1 halogenation2-pentanoneОН2-pentanolTest:OHH3Chaloform formationH3C`CH3Positive Sign:isopropyl alcoholОН1-propanolTest:Positive Sign:complex formationОНresorcinolbenzyl alcoholTest:hydrazoneformation`H.Positive Sign:cyclohexanecarbaldehydecyclohexene

1. 2-pentanone Test: Tollen's test 2-pentanone Vs. 2-pentanol…

A. Suggest chemical tests to differentiate the following pairs of organic compounds given the chemical reaction for the positive sign. Write the observable change for the positive sign of reaction and the chemical reaction for the compound that will test positive. Chemical Test and Chemical Reaction Compound which will Test Positive Sign of for the Positive Reaction Positive Sign ỌH Test: H3C `CH3 H3C CH3 Positive Sign: Sn1 halogenation 2-pentanone ОН 2-pentanol Test: но Positive Sign: H3C haloform formation H3C CH3 isopropyl alcohol ОН 1-propanol Test: HO, Positive Sign: complex formation `OH resorcinol benzyl alcohol Test: hydrazone formation H. Positive Sign: cyclohexanecarbaldehyde cyclohexene

A. Suggest chemical tests to differentiate the following pairs of organic compounds given the chemical reaction for the positive sign. Write the observable change for the positive sign of reaction and the chemical reaction for the compound that will test positive. Chemical Test and Chemical Reaction Compound which will Test Positive Sign of for the Positive Reaction Positive Sign ỌH Test: H3C `CH3 H3C CH3 Positive Sign: Sn1 halogenation 2-pentanone ОН 2-pentanol Test: но Positive Sign: H3C haloform formation H3C CH3 isopropyl alcohol ОН 1-propanol Test: HO, Positive Sign: complex formation `OH resorcinol benzyl alcohol Test: hydrazone formation H. Positive Sign: cyclohexanecarbaldehyde cyclohexene

Pushing Electrons

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ISBN:9781133951889

Author:Weeks, Daniel P.

Publisher:Weeks, Daniel P.

Chapter3: Mechanisms

Section: Chapter Questions

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