Experiment #

Test performed Expected Positive Result

Ignition test Flammable and formation of sooth

Test for Active Unsaturation Decolorized of a purplesolution
7
A. Baeyer’s Test followed by formation of a
brownprecipitate.

B. Bromine Test Decolorizedof an orange solution.

Test for Aromaticity: Nitration Formation of yellow oily layer.
Basic Oxidation Produce a violet solution or
brownprecipitate

A. Belstein Test: Copper Halide Test
B. Sn1 Reactivity: Reaction with Alcoholic AgNO3
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C. Sn2 Reactivity: Reaction with NaI Acetone
A. Solubility of Alcohols in Water
B. Lucas Test
C. Chromic Acid Test (Jones Oxidation)
9
D. 2,4-dinitrophenylhydrazone
Blue flame, blue-green flame, green
flame
White precipitate
White precipitate
Cloudiness formation (soluble)
Formation of the cloudy suspension
or formation of two layers
Blue-green solution
Yellow or orange precipitate form
 E. Fehling’s Test
F. Tollen’s Silver Mirror Test
G. Iodoform Test
10 A. Hydrolysis of Acid Derivatives
 Acyl halides and acid anhydrides
 Esters
 Amides
B. Alcoholysis: Schotten-Baumann Reaction
 Acetic acid
 Acyl halides and acid anhydrides
C. Aminolysis: Analide Formation
D. Hydroxamic Acid Test
Brick-red precipitate
Formation of silver diamine complex
Formation of yellow precipitate
Effervescent and precipitate form
Plastic-balloon in odor
Formation of salt and ammonia;
blue color litmus paper
Odor of ester form
Odor and layers of ester forms
Precipitate
Color change