Compound 1-propanol 2-propanol t-butanol phenol solution unknown alcohol Lucas Test The solution started out as a clear solution and stayed clear throughout the whole time (no reaction) The solution started out as a clear solution and then slowly turned into a milky white solution with precipitate (reaction) The solution started out as a clear solution and then quickly turned into a milky white solution with precipitate (reaction) The solution started out as a clear solution and stayed clear throughout the whole time (no reaction) The solution started out as a pale-yellow solution then stayed the exact same even after 5 minutes (no reaction) Chromic Acid Test The solution started out as an orange color then immediately tuned greenish blue (reaction) The solution started out as an orange color then immediately tuned greenish blue (reaction) The solution started out as an orange color and stayed that color (no reaction) The solution started out as an orange color then turned dark green (no reaction/aromatic reaction) The solution started out as an orange color then immediately tuned greenish blue (reaction) Ferric Chloride Test The solution started as a pale yellow color and stayed that color (no reaction) The solution started as a pale yellow color and stayed that color (no reaction) The solution started as a pale yellow color and stayed that color (no reaction) The solution started as a pale yellow color and changed into a dark purple (reaction) The solution started as a pale-yellow color and stayed that color (no reaction) Class of Unknown: Primary 1 Post-lab Questions: 1. Use a molecular drawing program to construct a balanced equation for the specific reaction of 2-propanol with the Lucas reagent including structural/skeletal formulas. Do not just copy the general reaction (no R's in your answer). 2. Use a molecular drawing program to construct an equation for the reaction of each of the specific alcohols in Part A (listed in Table 1) with chromic acid including structural/skeletal formulas. Write "No Reaction" for the products if no reaction occurs. Assume the Cr+3 chromium ion is formed if a reaction does occur. Molecular formulas are not specific enough. 3. Indicate the results (observations) you would expect from treating each of the following compounds with Lucas Reagent and with chromic acid in the table below. Compound a. cyclohexanol b. 1-methylcyclopentanol c. 2-methyl-1-propanol Class 2 Lucas Test Chromic Acid Test 4. Which chemical test would best distinguish between the following compounds? a. 1-propanol and 2-methyl-2-propanol b. 2-chlorophenol and 4-chlorocyclohexanol c. 1-propanol and 2-propanol