To identify 1° alcohol from 2° alcohol and 2° alcohol from 3° alcohol giving Immiscible layer as the visible result a) Na metal test b) Chromic Acid Test c) Lucas Test d) Ferric Chloride Test To identify 3"akcohol from 2" and 1" akohols which gives bubbles as the visible result

To identify 1° alcohol from 2° alcohol and 2° alcohol from 3° alcohol giving Immiscible layer as the visible result a) Na metal test b) Chromic Acid Test c) Lucas Test d) Ferric Chloride Test To identify 3"akcohol from 2" and 1" akohols which gives bubbles as the visible result

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1. match the following tests to its description

a) Na metal test
b) Chromic Acld Test
C) Lucas Test
d) Ferric Chlorlde Test
To dentify 1 alcohol from 2 alcohol and 2" alcohol from 3° alcohol giving Immiscible layer
as the visible result
a) Na metal test
b) Chromic Acid Test
c) Lucas Test
d) Ferric Chloride Test
To identify 3" alcohol from 2and 1" akohols which gives bubbles as the visible result

a) Na metal test
b) Chromic Acld Test
c) Lucas Test
d) Ferric Chloride Test
To distinguish primary and secondary alcohols from tertlay acohols

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