Explain how you would differentiate between the pairs of compounds shown below using simple chemical tests. Briefly describe what you would observe. 1) E 11) III) E and H r A) I: KMnO4 test (Cyclohexane yields a brown precipitate). II: Beilstein's test (Chlorocyclopentane gives a green flame). III: Chromic acid test (Propanal forms a blue-green suspension). and CI and B) I: KMnO4 test (Cyclohexene yields a brown precipitate). II: Beilstein's test (Chlorocyclopentane gives a green flame). III: Chromic acid test (Propanal forms a blue-green suspension). C) I: KMnO4 test (Cyclohexene yields a brown precipitate). II: Beilstein's test (Chlorocyclopentane gives a green flame). III: DNPH (acetone yields yellow/orange precipitate). D) I: KMnO4 test (Cyclohexene yields brown precipitate). II: Beilstein's test (Chlorocyclopentane gives a green flame). III: KMnO4 (Propanal yields a brown precipitate).

Explain how you would differentiate between the pairs of compounds shown below using simple chemical tests. Briefly describe what you would observe. 1) E 11) III) E and H r A) I: KMnO4 test (Cyclohexane yields a brown precipitate). II: Beilstein's test (Chlorocyclopentane gives a green flame). III: Chromic acid test (Propanal forms a blue-green suspension). and CI and B) I: KMnO4 test (Cyclohexene yields a brown precipitate). II: Beilstein's test (Chlorocyclopentane gives a green flame). III: Chromic acid test (Propanal forms a blue-green suspension). C) I: KMnO4 test (Cyclohexene yields a brown precipitate). II: Beilstein's test (Chlorocyclopentane gives a green flame). III: DNPH (acetone yields yellow/orange precipitate). D) I: KMnO4 test (Cyclohexene yields brown precipitate). II: Beilstein's test (Chlorocyclopentane gives a green flame). III: KMnO4 (Propanal yields a brown precipitate).

Chemistry

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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