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Hydrochlorothiazide H2N' `NH Positive Negative 61. Change of litmus paper from red to blue (if soda lime id added to drug sample) 62. Change of litmus paper from blue to red 63. Production of moist at the edge of the test tube then heated ZI

Hydrochlorothiazide H2N' `NH Positive Negative 61. Change of litmus paper from red to blue (if soda lime id added to drug sample) 62. Change of litmus paper from blue to red 63. Production of moist at the edge of the test tube then heated ZI

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Hydrochlorothiazide H2N' NH Positive Negative 61. Change of litmus paper from red to blue (if soda lime id added to drug sample) 62. Change of litmus paper from blue to red 63. Production of moist at the edge of the test tube then heated 64. Green flame with Beilstein's test 65. White precipitate with silver nitrate 66. Black residue due to complete combustion 67. White precipitate with Baci2 solution 68. Yellow precipitate with ammonium molybdate 69. Red precipitate with Millon's Reagent 70. Violet color with FeC13 Solution ZI
Transcribed Image Text:Hydrochlorothiazide H2N' NH Positive Negative 61. Change of litmus paper from red to blue (if soda lime id added to drug sample) 62. Change of litmus paper from blue to red 63. Production of moist at the edge of the test tube then heated 64. Green flame with Beilstein's test 65. White precipitate with silver nitrate 66. Black residue due to complete combustion 67. White precipitate with Baci2 solution 68. Yellow precipitate with ammonium molybdate 69. Red precipitate with Millon's Reagent 70. Violet color with FeC13 Solution ZI
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