Consider the following compounds for Questions 1-5:A. BromoethanalB. 4-Nitrobenzoic AcidC. TolueneD. 3-HexanolE. 4-EthylanilineF. 2-ButanoneG. 4-MethylphenolH. 2-Hexanol What simple chemical test can be done to tell the difference between the following(choose only one correct answer, there could be more than one correct answer).Possible AnswersA. Add 5 % HCI (aq) solution to both.B. Add Tollen's reagent to both.C. Add KOI reagent to both.D. Add Br2/CCI4 to both.E. Add 5 % NaHCO3 (aq) solution to both.F. Add Acetyl Chloride to both.G. Add HCRO4/A to both.H. Beilstein Flame Test on both.I. Ferrous Hydroxide Test on both.J. Add cold concentrated H,SO4 (aq) solution to both.K. Add FeCl3 (aq) solution to bothL. Add cold KMNO4 (aq) solution to both.M. Cerium (IV) Test on both.Between Compound C and Compound E, you can use the followingBetween Compound A and Compound F, you can use the followingBetween Compound B and Compound G, you can use the following

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What simple chemical test can be done to tell the difference between the following (choose only one correct answer, there could be more than one correct answer). Possible Answers A. Add 5 % HCI (aq) solution to both. B. Add Tollen's reagent to both. C. Add KOI reagent to both. D. Add Br2/CCI, to both. E. Add 5 % NaHCO3 (aq) solution to both. F. Add Acetyl Chloride to both. G. Add HCRO4 /A to both. H. Beilstein Flame Test on both. I. Ferrous Hydroxide Test on both. J. Add cold concentrated H,SO4 (aq) solution to both. K. Add FeCl3 (aq) solution to both L. Add cold KMNO4 (aq) solution to both. M. Cerium (IV) Test on both. Between Compound C and Compound E, you can use the following Between Compound A and Compound F, you can use the following Between Compound B and Compound G, you can use the following

What simple chemical test can be done to tell the difference between the following (choose only one correct answer, there could be more than one correct answer). Possible Answers A. Add 5 % HCI (aq) solution to both. B. Add Tollen's reagent to both. C. Add KOI reagent to both. D. Add Br2/CCI, to both. E. Add 5 % NaHCO3 (aq) solution to both. F. Add Acetyl Chloride to both. G. Add HCRO4 /A to both. H. Beilstein Flame Test on both. I. Ferrous Hydroxide Test on both. J. Add cold concentrated H,SO4 (aq) solution to both. K. Add FeCl3 (aq) solution to both L. Add cold KMNO4 (aq) solution to both. M. Cerium (IV) Test on both. Between Compound C and Compound E, you can use the following Between Compound A and Compound F, you can use the following Between Compound B and Compound G, you can use the following

Chemistry

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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