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SOLUBILITY TEST OBSERVATIONS +/- Distilled Water 10% NaHCO3 Formation of oily droplets Formation of oily droplets Formation of oily droplets Clear, colorless solution 10% NaOH 10% HCI 1) Fill out Table 1 above by writing "+" if the compound is soluble/miscible in the solvent. Otherwise, write "-". 2) Determine the solubility group of the compound based on the results in Table 1. Table 2. CHEMICAL TEST OBSERVATIONS +/- Molisch test Ninhydrin test Turbid colorless solution No observed spots on filter paper Br2/CH2C12 (dark) Tollen's test clear red-orange solution clear, colorless solution FeCl3 test clear, colorless solution 3) Fill out Table 2 above by writing "+" if the compound tested positive for the chemical reaction. Otherwise, write "-". 4) What is the functional group/class of C7H9N? 5) Based on the results of the solubility tests and chemical tests, what is the most probable structure of

SOLUBILITY TEST OBSERVATIONS +/- Distilled Water 10% NaHCO3 Formation of oily droplets Formation of oily droplets Formation of oily droplets Clear, colorless solution 10% NaOH 10% HCI 1) Fill out Table 1 above by writing "+" if the compound is soluble/miscible in the solvent. Otherwise, write "-". 2) Determine the solubility group of the compound based on the results in Table 1. Table 2. CHEMICAL TEST OBSERVATIONS +/- Molisch test Ninhydrin test Turbid colorless solution No observed spots on filter paper Br2/CH2C12 (dark) Tollen's test clear red-orange solution clear, colorless solution FeCl3 test clear, colorless solution 3) Fill out Table 2 above by writing "+" if the compound tested positive for the chemical reaction. Otherwise, write "-". 4) What is the functional group/class of C7H9N? 5) Based on the results of the solubility tests and chemical tests, what is the most probable structure of

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Table 1. Results of the Solubility Test for C7H9N. SOLUBILITY TEST OBSERVATIONS +/- Distilled Water 10% NaHCO3 Formation of oily droplets Formation of oily droplets Formation of oily droplets 10% NaOH 10% HCI Clear, colorless solution 1) Fill out Table 1 above by writing "+" if the compound is soluble/miscible in the solvent. Otherwise, write "-". 2) Determine the solubility group of the compound based on the results in Table 1. Table 2. CHEMICAL TEST OBSERVATIONS +/- Molisch test Ninhydrin test Turbid colorless solution No observed spots on filter paper Br2/CH2C12 (dark) clear red-orange solution clear, colorless solution Tollen's test FeCl3 test clear, colorless solution 3) Fill out Table 2 above by writing "+" if the compound tested positive for the chemical reaction. Otherwise, write "-". 4) What is the functional group/class of C7H9N? 5) Based on the results of the solubility tests and chemical tests, what is the most probable structure of C7H9N?
Transcribed Image Text:Table 1. Results of the Solubility Test for C7H9N. SOLUBILITY TEST OBSERVATIONS +/- Distilled Water 10% NaHCO3 Formation of oily droplets Formation of oily droplets Formation of oily droplets 10% NaOH 10% HCI Clear, colorless solution 1) Fill out Table 1 above by writing "+" if the compound is soluble/miscible in the solvent. Otherwise, write "-". 2) Determine the solubility group of the compound based on the results in Table 1. Table 2. CHEMICAL TEST OBSERVATIONS +/- Molisch test Ninhydrin test Turbid colorless solution No observed spots on filter paper Br2/CH2C12 (dark) clear red-orange solution clear, colorless solution Tollen's test FeCl3 test clear, colorless solution 3) Fill out Table 2 above by writing "+" if the compound tested positive for the chemical reaction. Otherwise, write "-". 4) What is the functional group/class of C7H9N? 5) Based on the results of the solubility tests and chemical tests, what is the most probable structure of C7H9N?
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