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P & C of OC – 5

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1. 
Dark yellow precipitate insoluble in NH4OH confirms

2. 
Which ion interferes in halogen test if not removed?

3. 
Detection of sulphur, nitrogen, halogens comes under

4. 
False positive Beilstein test is given by

5. 
Which halide gives curdy precipitate?

6. 
In halogen test, NaX reacts with AgNO3 to form

7. 
Which reagent removes Na2S before halogen test?

8. 
Violet colour with sodium nitroprusside indicates presence of

9. 
AgI does not dissolve in NH4OH because

10. 
Light yellow precipitate partially soluble in NH4OH confirms

11. 
Why sodium extract is neutralised before halogen test?

12. 
White precipitate with AgNO3 indicates presence of

13. 
Ammonium molybdate is added to confirm presence of

14. 
Bluish green flame in Beilstein’s test indicates

15. 
Sodium peroxide is used in phosphorus test because it

16. 
Yellow precipitate in phosphorus test is due to formation of

17. 
Ammonium phosphomolybdate precipitate colour is

18. 
Test for phosphorus involves conversion into

19. 
Which test uses ammonium molybdate?

20. 
Beilstein’s test fails for fluorine because

21. 
Green flame in Beilstein’s test may also be due to presence of

22. 
In Lassaigne’s test, sulphur is detected using lead acetate due to formation of

23. 
AgCl dissolves in NH4OH due to formation of

24. 
Sulphur present as sulphate gives

25. 
Which halogen gives maximum solubility in NH4OH?

26. 
Which precipitate colour confirms iodine?

27. 
CCl4 is preferred because it is

28. 
Which test confirms halogen by flame colour?

29. 
Violet colour in CCl4 layer confirms

30. 
Which test is confirmatory for sulphur?

31. 
Reagent used in phosphorus detection after fusion is

32. 
Which halogen is not detected by AgNO3 test?

33. 
Black precipitate with lead acetate indicates

34. 
Test for sulphur fails if compound contains

35. 
Red colour in Middleton’s test confirms presence of

36. 
Blackening of silver coin dipped in sodium extract indicates

37. 
CCl4 layer test is mainly used for detection of

38. 
Sodium thiocyanate reacts with FeCl3 to give

39. 
Phosphorus test involves oxidation state change from

40. 
Beilstein’s test confirms presence of

41. 
Chlorine water is added in CCl4 test to

42. 
Orange colour in CCl4 layer indicates

43. 
In halogen test, sodium extract is boiled with HNO3 to remove

44. 
Silver coin test turning black indicates formation of

45. 
Middleton’s test detects sulphur by formation of

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