Table 6. Baeyer,s Test (cold, dilute, neutral KMNO4) Description reagent: The reagent has a purple color in solution. The reagent is very cold diluted to alkaline KMN04. SAMPLE OBSERVATIONS The solution is negative on Baeyer's Test as it retains its purple color and small sand-like particles. n-Hexane The solution is positive on Baeyer's Test as it produces reddish-brown color aside from purple color. Cyclohexene Acetylene The solution is negative on Baeyer's Test as it retains its purple color. Benzene The solution is negative on Baeyer's Test as it retains its purple color. Toluene Chemical equations

Table 6. Baeyer,s Test (cold, dilute, neutral KMNO4) Description reagent: The reagent has a purple color in solution. The reagent is very cold diluted to alkaline KMN04. SAMPLE OBSERVATIONS The solution is negative on Baeyer's Test as it retains its purple color and small sand-like particles. n-Hexane The solution is positive on Baeyer's Test as it produces reddish-brown color aside from purple color. Cyclohexene Acetylene The solution is negative on Baeyer's Test as it retains its purple color. Benzene The solution is negative on Baeyer's Test as it retains its purple color. Toluene Chemical equations

Fundamentals Of Analytical Chemistry

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Chapter20: Applications Of Oxidation/reduction Titrations

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