https://drive.google.com/file/d/1L66NrVZMjjz2yKInzUla4ck5ttssRpgz/view?usp=sharingA. 2,4-dinitrophenyl Hydrazine Test (test for carbonyl group)Place about 1 ml (20 drops) of organic compound in a test tube. Add a small amount(about 20 drops) of rectified spirit using a dropper. Shake the test tube well to dissolve thecompound and rectified spirit. Using another dropper add a small quantity (about 20 drops) of2,4-dinitrophenyl hydrazine solution into the test tubes. The 2,4-dinitrophenyl hydrazine reactswith the carbonyl group present in the aldehyde and ketone to form a yellow or orangeprecipitate. Write your observation.B. Sodium Bisulphite Test (confirmatory test for carbonyl group)Place a small quantity (about 20 drops) of saturated solution of sodium bisulphite in atest tube. Add a small quantity (about 20 drops) of organic compound using a dropper. Corkthe test tubes and shake it well and leave for some time. Write your observation.C. Schiff's Reagent TestPlace about 1 ml (20 drops) of organic compound in a test tube. Add a small amount (about20 drops) of Schiff's reagent using a dropper. Write your observation.D. Tollen's TestUsing a dropper place a small amount (about 20 drops) of silver nitrate solution in a testtube. Add a few drops (about 20 drops) of dilute sodium hydroxide solution in a test tubecontaining silver nitrate. Determine the color after the reaction. Using another dropper add inexcess a dilute ammonium hydroxide to the precipitate and shake the test tube well. Observedhappened to the precipitate. Now, using a dropper add a small quantity (20 drops) of organiccompound in the test tube. Heat the test tube in a boiling water bath. Write your observation.E. Fehling's TestPlace about 1 ml (20 drops) of organic compound in a test tube. To this add about 20drops of Fehling's solution A. Using another dropper add about 20 drops of Fehling's solution B.Heat the test tube in a boiling water bath. Write your observation. II. OBSERVATION RESULTS:ObservationImplicationChemical equation of thereactionObservationImplicationChemical equation of thereactionObservationImplicationChemical equation of thereactionObservationImplicationChemical equation of thereactionObservationImplicationChemical equation of thereactionIII. CONCLUSION:2,4-dinitrophenyl Hydrazine Test (test for carbonyl group)odium Bisulphite Test (confirmatory test for carbonyl group)Schiff's Reagent TestTollen's TestFehling's Test

II. OBSERVATION RESULTS: Observation Implication Chemical equation of the reaction Observation Implication Chemical equation of the reaction Observation Implication Chemical equation of the reaction Observation Implication Chemical equation of the reaction Observation Implication Chemical equation of the reaction III. CONCLUSION: 2,4-dinitrophenyl Hydrazine Test (test for carbonyl group) odium Bisulphite Test (confirmatory test for carbonyl group) Schiff's Reagent Test Tollen's Test Fehling's Test

II. OBSERVATION RESULTS: Observation Implication Chemical equation of the reaction Observation Implication Chemical equation of the reaction Observation Implication Chemical equation of the reaction Observation Implication Chemical equation of the reaction Observation Implication Chemical equation of the reaction III. CONCLUSION: 2,4-dinitrophenyl Hydrazine Test (test for carbonyl group) odium Bisulphite Test (confirmatory test for carbonyl group) Schiff's Reagent Test Tollen's Test Fehling's Test

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