, the missing reagent is:-
(1) CF3CO3H
(2) H2SO4
(3) LAH
(4) NaBH4
Compound and can be differentiated by
(1) H3O⊕, Na
(2) H3O⊕, Tollens' test
(3) H3O⊕, Fehling test
(4) All of these
can be differentiated by:
1. Hinsberg test
2. Iso-cyanide test
3. NaNO2, HCl, then β-Naphthol
4. NaOH
(p-ethyl phenol) (p-methyl anisole) (p-ethyl benzyl alcohol)
Above compounds can be differentiated by using the reagent:-
(a) NaOH, Tollen's reagent, FeCl3
(b) CrO3, Tollen's reagent, FeCl3,
(c) Tollen's reagent, CrO3, FeCl3
(d) Na, Tollen's reagent, FeCl3
Give test to differentiate (Bromobenzene) Ph-Br and benzyl bromide (PhCH2Br).
(1) (i) aq. KOH (ii) Na
(2) AgNO3
(3) KMnO4
(4) All these
Give test to differentiate 1,1-dichloroethane and 1, 2-dichloroethane:
1. 2,4-DNP then aq. KOH
2. Aq. KOH then 2, 4-DNP
3. NaHSO3
4. Lucas reagent
(1) sp3 to sp2
(2) sp to sp
(3) sp2 to sp
(4) sp to sp3
The reagent used in dehydrohalogenation process is:
1. Alcoholic KOH
2. NaNH2
3. C2H5ONa
4. All of these
The reaction,
1. CH3CHXCHO
2. CH2XCHCHO
3. CH2=CHCHX2
4. None of these
The reagent used in dehalogenation process is:
1. KOH alc.
2. Zn dust+ alc.
3. Na
4. KOH(aq)