What is the Victor-Meyer test? Describe how it is performed including reagents and describe the results. Use equations if possible. 2. Differentiate between wine and liquor. 3. In what test/s are the paraffins and benzene similar?

What is the Victor-Meyer test? Describe how it is performed including reagents and describe the results. Use equations if possible. 2. Differentiate between wine and liquor. 3. In what test/s are the paraffins and benzene similar?

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Chapter23: Carbon: Not Just Another Element

Section23.5: Polymers

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1. What is the Victor-Meyer test? Describe how it is performed including reagents and describe the

results. Use equations if possible.

2. Differentiate between wine and liquor.

3. In what test/s are the paraffins and benzene similar?

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