Match column A (tests) to column B (positive results) and column C (substance) in answering, Use CAPITAL LETTERS for column B and small letters for Column C. Separate each anser with one(1) space not comma(,). If there are more than one answer for each column then write possible answersEx.1. B c2. B c e A. Type of TestB. POSITIVERESULTC. SUBSTANCES THAT1. lodoform TestA. white precipitateWILL GIVEPOSITIVERESULT IN (A)2. Bacyer's TestD. Deep VioletColor3. Ferric ChlorideC. Red Colorationa. Cy clohexeneTes t6. sopro phyl alcoholPurple ringE. yellow precipitate4. Bromine TestEthy!alc bho)5. Bordwel- Welmand.F. Blue to Green ColorResorcinolTeste. E thy neG.(mm ediate For mationof 2 layersCe. Lucas Testf. Pentane7. Combustibility9. Phe nolTestH. Brown precipitateh. f- buty! alco hol1. sory salicylic acidI. Non- luminuos flameJ.Im mediatedecolera decoloriza-tionOf solu tion

Qualitative analysis of compounds:

A. Type of Test B. POSITIVE RESULT C. SUBSTANCES THAT 1. lodoform Test A. white precipitate WILL GIVE POSITIVE RESULT IN (A) 2. Bacyer's Tect D. Deep Violet Color d. Cy clohexene 3. Ferric Chloride C Red Colloration rest D. 6. Isopro phyl alcohol Purple ring E. yellow precipitate 4. Bromine Test C. E thy! alc bhol 5. Bordwel- Welman F. Blue to Green Color d. Resorcinol Test e. Ethy ne G. (mmediate Formation Ce. Lucas Test f. Pentane of 2 layers 7. Covmbustibility 9. Phe nol Test H. Brown precipitate h. $- butyl alcohol i. soy salicylic aid 5. Non- luminuos flame J. Im mediate desolera decoloriza- tion of solu tion

A. Type of Test B. POSITIVE RESULT C. SUBSTANCES THAT 1. lodoform Test A. white precipitate WILL GIVE POSITIVE RESULT IN (A) 2. Bacyer's Tect D. Deep Violet Color d. Cy clohexene 3. Ferric Chloride C Red Colloration rest D. 6. Isopro phyl alcohol Purple ring E. yellow precipitate 4. Bromine Test C. E thy! alc bhol 5. Bordwel- Welman F. Blue to Green Color d. Resorcinol Test e. Ethy ne G. (mmediate Formation Ce. Lucas Test f. Pentane of 2 layers 7. Covmbustibility 9. Phe nol Test H. Brown precipitate h. $- butyl alcohol i. soy salicylic aid 5. Non- luminuos flame J. Im mediate desolera decoloriza- tion of solu tion

Fundamentals Of Analytical Chemistry

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Chapter7: Statistical Data Treatment And Evaluation

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