Complete the functional group identification scheme of the given compounds. Use letter codes only for the compounds (nos. 1-9). For nos. 10-13, provide specific/actual reagents needed. NB. Just list down your answers. No need to copy the diagram in your answer sheets. OH HO. JOE CH₂OH OH ö SOE BOE MOE NH₂ HOH₂C TERAL IS NO НО TOE DOE CH₂OH OH OH

Complete the functional group identification scheme of the given compounds. Use letter codes only for the compounds (nos. 1-9). For nos. 10-13, provide specific/actual reagents needed. NB. Just list down your answers. No need to copy the diagram in your answer sheets. OH HO. JOE CH₂OH OH ö SOE BOE MOE NH₂ HOH₂C TERAL IS NO НО TOE DOE CH₂OH OH OH

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Chapter31: Introduction To Analytical Separations

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