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iodoform test is not given by: a) 2- pentanol b) 3 - pentanol. c). ethanol. d) ethanal

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Answered by satyajit9009
3
the option is the d
Answered by OlaMacgregor
5

Explanation:

Iodoform test is defined as the test used to determine the presence of a carbonyl group in a compound.

Formation of yellow precipitate by reaction of iodine with a methyl ketone base is known as iodoform test.

And, compounds with chemical formula R-COCH_{3} and alcohols with structure CH_{3}CH(OH)R will show positive iodoform test.

Chemical formula of 2-pentanol is CH_{3}CH(OH)CH_{2}CH_{2}CH_{3}. It contains CH_{3}CH(OH)R group so, it will show positive iodoform test.

Chemical formula of 3-pentanol is CH_{3}CH_{2}CH(OH)CH_{2}CH_{3}. It does not contain CH_{3}CH(OH)R group so, it will show negative iodoform test.

Chemical formula of ethanol is CH_{3}CH_{2}OH. It contains CH_{3}CH(OH)R group so, it will also show positive iodoform test.

Chemical formula of ethanal is CH_{3}CHOH. It contains R-COCH_{3} group so, it will also show positive iodoform test.

Thus, we can conclude that out of the given options 3 - pentanol will not give iodoform test.

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