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What is the purpose of a 2.4 DNP test?
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Answer / priti.rannot
To confirm the presence of Carbonyl carbon in a compound.
Compounds containing carbonyl carbon(s) gives orange,
yellow or red precipitate when shaken with a solution of 2,4
DNP in ethanol containing few drops of conc. H2SO4.
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Answer / jaydeep bijlani
Addition compounds of aldehydes and ketones with 2.4 DNP
are crystalline solids and have sharp melting point .
hence they are used for identification of aldehydes and
ketones.
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Answer / o.godhalakshmi
to know the presence of carbonyl compounds
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Answer / teja
Identification test for presence of carbonyl carbon
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Answer / ch.siva prasad
to seperate carbonyl compounds from non carbonyl
compounds.this is used seperation text.
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