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part 4c?
I don't understand the answer
P: No reaction for all tests
Q: As appropriate below
ammonia -> white fumes
na2co3 -> effervescence
(named) ??idk which alcohol -> sweet smell
naoh + acidified silver nitrate -> white precipitate
silver nitrate -> white precipitate
water -> misty fumes.
Can someone explian why Q has these observations, I think Q is a aldehyde and P a ketone but not sure. ?
part 4c?
I don't understand the answer
P: No reaction for all tests
Q: As appropriate below
ammonia -> white fumes
na2co3 -> effervescence
(named) ??idk which alcohol -> sweet smell
naoh + acidified silver nitrate -> white precipitate
silver nitrate -> white precipitate
water -> misty fumes.
Can someone explian why Q has these observations, I think Q is a aldehyde and P a ketone but not sure. ?
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(Original post by Turquoise01)
https://mathsmadeeasy.co.uk/wp-conte...4-QP-JUN16.pdf
part 4c?
I don't understand the answer
P: No reaction for all tests
Q: As appropriate below
ammonia -> white fumes
na2co3 -> effervescence
(named) ??idk which alcohol -> sweet smell
naoh + acidified silver nitrate -> white precipitate
silver nitrate -> white precipitate
water -> misty fumes.
Can someone explian why Q has these observations, I think Q is a aldehyde and P a ketone but not sure. ?
https://mathsmadeeasy.co.uk/wp-conte...4-QP-JUN16.pdf
part 4c?
I don't understand the answer
P: No reaction for all tests
Q: As appropriate below
ammonia -> white fumes
na2co3 -> effervescence
(named) ??idk which alcohol -> sweet smell
naoh + acidified silver nitrate -> white precipitate
silver nitrate -> white precipitate
water -> misty fumes.
Can someone explian why Q has these observations, I think Q is a aldehyde and P a ketone but not sure. ?
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(Original post by Turquoise01)
https://mathsmadeeasy.co.uk/wp-conte...4-QP-JUN16.pdf
part 4c?
I don't understand the answer
P: No reaction for all tests
Q: As appropriate below
ammonia -> white fumes
na2co3 -> effervescence
(named) ??idk which alcohol -> sweet smell
naoh + acidified silver nitrate -> white precipitate
silver nitrate -> white precipitate
water -> misty fumes.
Can someone explian why Q has these observations, I think Q is a aldehyde and P a ketone but not sure. ?
https://mathsmadeeasy.co.uk/wp-conte...4-QP-JUN16.pdf
part 4c?
I don't understand the answer
P: No reaction for all tests
Q: As appropriate below
ammonia -> white fumes
na2co3 -> effervescence
(named) ??idk which alcohol -> sweet smell
naoh + acidified silver nitrate -> white precipitate
silver nitrate -> white precipitate
water -> misty fumes.
Can someone explian why Q has these observations, I think Q is a aldehyde and P a ketone but not sure. ?
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(Original post by bruh2132)
essentially P just reacts like a halogenoalkane while Q reacts like an acyl chloride
essentially P just reacts like a halogenoalkane while Q reacts like an acyl chloride
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I see thank you! The alcohol just reacts to produce an ester, right?
I see thank you! The alcohol just reacts to produce an ester, right?
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