*. 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 TestPositiveChemical Test andChemical ReactionPositive Sign ofReactionfor the PositiveSignJocitiTest:H-Hin:I i est:Test:hydrazoneformationPositive Sign:cyclohexanecarbaldehydecyclohexene

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*. Suggest chemical tests to differentiate the following pairs of organic compounds given th chemical reaction for the positive sign. Write the observable change for the positive sign e reaction and the chemical reaction for the compound that will test positive.

*. Suggest chemical tests to differentiate the following pairs of organic compounds given th chemical reaction for the positive sign. Write the observable change for the positive sign e reaction and the chemical reaction for the compound that will test positive.

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*. 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.

Compound
which will Test
Positive
Chemical Test and
Chemical Reaction
Positive Sign of
Reaction
for the Positive
Sign
Jociti
Test:
H-
H
in:
I i est:
Test:
hydrazone
formation
Positive Sign:
cyclohexanecarbaldehyde
cyclohexene

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