Chemistry Chapter on Alcohols and Phenols

What does the lack of a color change in litmus paper indicate about Alcohol A and the unknown alcohol?

What characteristic of the unknown alcohol may contribute to its insolubility in water?

Which effect does the hydroxyl (-OH) group typically have on alcohol solubility?

How do strong acids interact with blue litmus paper?

What conclusion can be drawn about the acidity or basicity of the unknown alcohol based on litmus paper testing?

What is the result of adding hydrochloric acid (HCl) to sodium phenoxide?

Which of the following reactions shows the formation of phenol from sodium phenoxide?

What is observed when iron (III) chloride is added to phenol?

What inference can be made from the purple color change after adding iron (III) chloride to phenol?

What happens to the concentration of sodium phenoxide in the presence of HCl?

Which chemical compound is obtained from the reaction of sodium phenoxide with hydrochloric acid?

The final color observed after the iron (III) chloride test with phenol indicates what specific presence?

What chemical formula represents the complex formed when phenol reacts with iron (III) chloride?

What indicates that alcohol B is a secondary alcohol during the Iodoform test?

What was the outcome when alcohols A and B were combined with the oxidizing agent?

Which of the following describes the initial color of the iodine solution before the test is performed?

What happens after the addition of 5 drops of ethanol into one of the test tubes?

What was observed when the unknown alcohol was tested with the oxidizing agent?

What is the final color change observed in tube containing 2-methyl butan-2-ol during the Iodoform test?

What is the significance of the two distinct layers formed with the alcohols A and B?

What role does NaOH play in the Iodoform test?

Which temperature range was recommended for warming the test tubes in the water bath?

What color change was specifically observed for alcohol labeled B?

Which alcohol is specifically identified as ethanol during the iodoform test?

How is the presence of a methyl group significant in identifying alcohol B?

What type of test is the Triodomethane (Iodoform) test primarily used to identify?

What can be inferred if no residue is found after burning alcohol in a crucible?

What does the presence of a large orange flame and black smoke indicate during combustion?

Which of the following is the balanced equation for the combustion of butanol?

What is the significance of observing a small orange flame and no residue during the ignition of alcohol?

What might be indicated by the presence of black or brown residue after burning a fuel?

Which observation is likely to indicate that a combustion reaction is not efficient?

If a fuel produces only carbon dioxide and water upon combustion, what can be concluded?

Which statement best explains why black smoke is produced during combustion?