Table 4. lodoform Test SAMPLE OBSERVATION The color of the ethyl alcohol solution becomes colorless and forms yellow precipitate, therefore showed positive result in iodoform test. Ethyl alcohol Isopropyl alcohol The color of the isopropyl alcohol solution becomes colorless, therefore showed negative result in iodoform test. The color of the isopropyl alcohol solution becomes colorless, therefore showed negative result in iodoform test. t-Butyl alcohol Chemical equations:

Table 4. lodoform Test SAMPLE OBSERVATION The color of the ethyl alcohol solution becomes colorless and forms yellow precipitate, therefore showed positive result in iodoform test. Ethyl alcohol Isopropyl alcohol The color of the isopropyl alcohol solution becomes colorless, therefore showed negative result in iodoform test. The color of the isopropyl alcohol solution becomes colorless, therefore showed negative result in iodoform test. t-Butyl alcohol Chemical equations:

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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