А. Classification of organic compounds Using Solubility Sample Solvent Litmus paper Classification Test water 5% 5% HCI 5%NAOH Conc. ether Red Blue NaHCOз H2SO4 Aniline Insol. Sol. Insol. В n-butyl amine Sol. Sol. SB Аcetic acid ol. Sol. SA Phenol Insol. Insol. Sol. A2 cyclohexanol Insol. Insol. Insol. Sol. N 2-Propanol Sol. Sol. uncha uncha S1 nged nged Benzoic acid Insol. Sol. Sol. A1 bromobenzene Insol. Insol. Insol. Insol. Ethylene glycol Sol. Insol. S2 B. Analysis of unknown

А. Classification of organic compounds Using Solubility Sample Solvent Litmus paper Classification Test water 5% 5% HCI 5%NAOH Conc. ether Red Blue NaHCOз H2SO4 Aniline Insol. Sol. Insol. В n-butyl amine Sol. Sol. SB Аcetic acid ol. Sol. SA Phenol Insol. Insol. Sol. A2 cyclohexanol Insol. Insol. Insol. Sol. N 2-Propanol Sol. Sol. uncha uncha S1 nged nged Benzoic acid Insol. Sol. Sol. A1 bromobenzene Insol. Insol. Insol. Insol. Ethylene glycol Sol. Insol. S2 B. Analysis of unknown

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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