Table 2. Results of the chemical tests for C3H6O. CHEMICAL TEST Molisch test Ninhydrin test 2,4-DNP test iodoform test Tollen's Test OBSERVATIONS Turbid colorless solution Clear pale-yellow solution Formation of orange-yellow precipitate Clear pale-yellow solution Formation of silver mirror +/- 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 C3H6O? You may refer to the General Schematic Diagram for Determining the Functional Group of an Organic Compound at the last page to guide you in determining the functional group of the compound based on the results of the solubility tests and chemical tests. FUNCTIONAL GROUP/CLASS: 5) Based on the results of the solubility tests and chemical tests, what is the most probable structure of C3H6O? Draw your answer in the box below. You may draw the compound using line-bond formula OR Lewis structure.

Table 2. Results of the chemical tests for C3H6O. CHEMICAL TEST Molisch test Ninhydrin test 2,4-DNP test iodoform test Tollen's Test OBSERVATIONS Turbid colorless solution Clear pale-yellow solution Formation of orange-yellow precipitate Clear pale-yellow solution Formation of silver mirror +/- 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 C3H6O? You may refer to the General Schematic Diagram for Determining the Functional Group of an Organic Compound at the last page to guide you in determining the functional group of the compound based on the results of the solubility tests and chemical tests. FUNCTIONAL GROUP/CLASS: 5) Based on the results of the solubility tests and chemical tests, what is the most probable structure of C3H6O? Draw your answer in the box below. You may draw the compound using line-bond formula OR Lewis structure.

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Table 2. Results of the chemical tests for C3H6O.
CHEMICAL TEST
Molisch test
Ninhydrin test
2,4-DNP test
iodoform test
Tollen's Test
OBSERVATIONS
Turbid colorless solution
Clear pale-yellow solution
Formation of orange-yellow
precipitate
Clear pale-yellow solution
Formation of silver mirror
+/-
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 C3H6O? You may refer to the General Schematic Diagram
for Determining the Functional Group of an Organic Compound at the last page to guide
you in determining the functional group of the compound based on the results of the
solubility tests and chemical tests.
FUNCTIONAL GROUP/CLASS:
5) Based on the results of the solubility tests and chemical tests, what is the most probable
structure of C3H6O? Draw your answer in the box below. You may draw the compound
using line-bond formula OR Lewis structure.

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