. If an unknown forms a silver mirror in the Tollens test, forms a purple color in the Schiff test, produces no precipitate in the iodoform test, has a refractive index of 1.5250, and forms a semicarbazone melting at 124-126°C, what is its identity? Support your conclusions.

. If an unknown forms a silver mirror in the Tollens test, forms a purple color in the Schiff test, produces no precipitate in the iodoform test, has a refractive index of 1.5250, and forms a semicarbazone melting at 124-126°C, what is its identity? Support your conclusions.

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6. If an unknown forms a silver mirror in the Tollens test, forms a purple color
in the Schiff test, produces no precipitate in the iodoform test, has a refractive
index of 1.5250, and forms a semicarbazone melting at 124–126 °C, what is its
identity? Support your conclusions.
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