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    Wear safety goggles when conducting chemistry experiments. Add aqueous bromine to compound F to test for an alkene, indicated by the solution turning colorless. Prepare Tollens' reagent by mixing aqueous silver nitrate and sodium hydroxide, then add it to compound A to identify carbonyl groups, shown by a silver mirror forming. Test for phenol by adding ammonia solution to compound D with iron(III) chloride, seen by a purple color. Identify primary or secondary alcohols by compound E turning from orange to green with acidified potassium dichromate. Carbonic acid is compound B, reacting with sodium carbonate to release carbon dioxide seen as fizzing.

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    Wear safety goggles when conducting chemistry experiments. Add aqueous bromine to compound F to test for an alkene, indicated by the solution turning colorless. Prepare Tollens' reagent by mixing aqueous silver nitrate and sodium hydroxide, then add it to compound A to identify carbonyl groups, shown by a silver mirror forming. Test for phenol by adding ammonia solution to compound D with iron(III) chloride, seen by a purple color. Identify primary or secondary alcohols by compound E turning from orange to green with acidified potassium dichromate. Carbonic acid is compound B, reacting with sodium carbonate to release carbon dioxide seen as fizzing.

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    Wear safety goggles when conducting chemistry experiments. Add aqueous bromine to compound F to test for an alkene, indicated by the solution turning colorless. Prepare Tollens' reagent by mixing aqueous silver nitrate and sodium hydroxide, then add it to compound A to identify carbonyl groups, shown by a silver mirror forming. Test for phenol by adding ammonia solution to compound D with iron(III) chloride, seen by a purple color. Identify primary or secondary alcohols by compound E turning from orange to green with acidified potassium dichromate. Carbonic acid is compound B, reacting with sodium carbonate to release carbon dioxide seen as fizzing.

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    Chemistry PAG

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    Wear safety goggles when conducting chemistry experiments. Add aqueous bromine to compound F to test for an alkene, indicated by the solution turning colorless. Prepare Tollens' reagent by mixing aqueous silver nitrate and sodium hydroxide, then add it to compound A to identify carbonyl groups, shown by a silver mirror forming. Test for phenol by adding ammonia solution to compound D with iron(III) chloride, seen by a purple color. Identify primary or secondary alcohols by compound E turning from orange to green with acidified potassium dichromate. Carbonic acid is compound B, reacting with sodium carbonate to release carbon dioxide seen as fizzing.

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    To test for a C C (alkene) functional group add a few drops of aqueous
    bromine to the compound F. The colour will change from orange to colourless.
    Then prepare tollens by adding aqueous NaOH to aqueous AgNo . The tollens
    reagent will be used to identify the C O functional group. Add this to
    compound A. A silver mirror is found as a result of a positive test. To identify
    the phenol, ad 2mol/dm NH solution to iron (III) Chloride. Phenols cause a
    purple colour. This should be D. The primary or secondary alcohol will go from
    orange to green with the addition of acidified potassium dichromate. This
    shows an O-H group. This is compound E. The carboxylic acid will react with
    sodium carbonate to liberate CO . This is observed by fizzing and highlights the
    presence of C O functional group. This should be compound B. This means that
    the remaining compound is C as every other compound has been determined.

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