The boiling points of valeraldehyde and crotonaldehyde are too close to make a clear identification. How...
The boiling points of valeraldehyde and crotonaldehyde are too close to make a clear identification. How can the two aldehydes be identified?
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Both compounds can be differentiated by making their 2,4-DNP or senicarbazone derivatives.
On heating compound with 2,4-dinitrophenol or semicarbazide we get solid derivative. Melting point of derivatives of valeraldehyde and crotonaldehyde are different hence they can be identified.
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identification of hydrocarbon. I have my data for hydrocarbon but i
don't know how to explain for question 1. Can u help me with it?
And i will attcah the table 1 for possible hydrocarbon.
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identification of hydrocarbon. I have my data for hydrocarbon but i
don't know how to explain for question 1. Can u help me with it?
And i will attcah the table 1 for possible hydrocarbon.
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