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What is a phenol
A campound that is insoluble in water and NaHCO3, but soluble in NaOH
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What is (M+1)/ M / 1.1%
How to identify number of carbons
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The thionyl chloride is prone to decomposing before an acid chloride can be made
Why are carboxylic acid derivative tests so tricky?
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What is the concentration of solvent is much higher than our unknown. If we were to use a proton solvent, we would see a large solvent peak, and the unknowns signals would barely be visible above the baseline.
Why did we use dueterated chloroform instead of regular or methylene chloride?
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What is an amine
A compound that is insoluble in water, but soluble in HCl
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What is identical M+2 peaks (equal height)
How to identify Br presence
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What is acetone left on glassware
Why may you get a false positive cerium test
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What is The D in D2O reacts with the alcohol to form OD, which is not visible
Why do alcohols and phenols give a broad OH peak in Cdcl3 but not D20
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What is water soluble
A compound that is small and polar is
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What is 3:1 ration M+2 peaks
How to identify Cl presence
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What is Alcohols and phenols form complex cerate ions with Ceric nitrate reagents
What happens in a cerium test
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What is a carboxylic acid
A compound that is soluble in NaOH and NaHco3 but not water
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What is odd MW means one nitrogen (most likely)
Nitrogen presence?
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What is product is liquid, product is unstable, derivative test does not work
Why might a derivative test not have a mp given?
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What is phenols are more acidic than alcohols as phenoxides are resonance stabilized, but all oxides are not.
Phenols are soluble in 1M NaOH while alcohols are not. Why?
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What is no, the cation is not stable
Does an alkyl halide test work for Arya halides?
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