Examine the compounds and then select all the following statements that are correct. ol or ☆ ol 2 3 4 A. Compound 2 can be distinguished from Compound 4 using the Tollens' test. B. Compound 1 can be distinguished from Compound 2 using the lodoform test. C. Compound 3 can be distinguished from Compound 4 using the Tollens' test. D. Compound 1 cannot be distinguished from Compound 3 using either the Tollens', the Schiff, or the lodoform test. E. Compound 2 can be distinguished from Compound 3 using the Schiff test.

Examine the compounds and then select all the following statements that are correct. ol or ☆ ol 2 3 4 A. Compound 2 can be distinguished from Compound 4 using the Tollens' test. B. Compound 1 can be distinguished from Compound 2 using the lodoform test. C. Compound 3 can be distinguished from Compound 4 using the Tollens' test. D. Compound 1 cannot be distinguished from Compound 3 using either the Tollens', the Schiff, or the lodoform test. E. Compound 2 can be distinguished from Compound 3 using the Schiff test.

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Chapter23: Amines

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