Compound AOHOHNH₂H₂NOHOHOHCompound BOHOHH₂N.H₂NH₂N.OHOSONaOHOHS-CH3DifferentiatingChemical test(1)(3)(5)(7)(10)Positivesign/s ofreactionDissolution andrapid bubbling(effervescence)(4)Formation ofwhiteprecipitate(8)(11)Compoundthat willreact(A/B)(2)B(6)(9)(12)

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Compound A OH OH NH₂ Compound B OH OH H₂N. OH Differentiating Chemical test (1) (3) Positive sign/s of reaction Dissolution and rapid bubbling (effervescence) € Compound that will react (A/B) (2) B

Compound A OH OH NH₂ Compound B OH OH H₂N. OH Differentiating Chemical test (1) (3) Positive sign/s of reaction Dissolution and rapid bubbling (effervescence) € Compound that will react (A/B) (2) B

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Compound A
OH
OH
NH₂
H₂N
OH
OH
OH
Compound B
OH
OH
H₂N.
H₂N
H₂N.
OH
OSO
Na
OH
OH
S-CH3
Differentiating
Chemical test
(1)
(3)
(5)
(7)
(10)
Positive
sign/s of
reaction
Dissolution and
rapid bubbling
(effervescence)
(4)
Formation of
white
precipitate
(8)
(11)
Compound
that will
react
(A/B)
(2)
B
(6)
(9)
(12)

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