TEST/REAGENT EXPERIMENTAL OBSERVATION A. Orcinol a. Brick red precipitate B. Benedict's test b. Magenta solution C. Ammoniacal silver nitrate c. Colored complex D. FeCl3 d. Red to blue litmus E. C6H5SO₂Cl, excess NaOH e. Blue green compound F. NaOH, H₂O, heat f. Decolorization G. t-butyl chloride/ AICI3 g. Liquid residue (lower layer) Silver mirror H. Br₂ in water, dark h. I. NH₂OH-HCI, KOH, FeCl3 i. Orange to red crystals J. Resorcinol K. 2,4-DNPH k. Red condensation product Orange precipitate I. Yellow solution m. Yellow precipitate L. lodoform test Given the following reagents and tests above, what could best differentiate the two compounds below? Provide also the letter of the expected experimental observation and state which of the two would give positive result. i NH₂

TEST/REAGENT EXPERIMENTAL OBSERVATION A. Orcinol a. Brick red precipitate B. Benedict's test b. Magenta solution C. Ammoniacal silver nitrate c. Colored complex D. FeCl3 d. Red to blue litmus E. C6H5SO₂Cl, excess NaOH e. Blue green compound F. NaOH, H₂O, heat f. Decolorization G. t-butyl chloride/ AICI3 g. Liquid residue (lower layer) Silver mirror H. Br₂ in water, dark h. I. NH₂OH-HCI, KOH, FeCl3 i. Orange to red crystals J. Resorcinol K. 2,4-DNPH k. Red condensation product Orange precipitate I. Yellow solution m. Yellow precipitate L. lodoform test Given the following reagents and tests above, what could best differentiate the two compounds below? Provide also the letter of the expected experimental observation and state which of the two would give positive result. i NH₂

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