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    Which of the following is not true about Hinsberg test? It is applicable to

    Solution

    Hinsberg test is applicable to liquid amines which are insoluble in water because water solubility of the amine decreases nucleophilicity of nitrogen.

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    Simple distillation can’t be used to separate

    Solution

    Simple distillation is applied when boiling points of the two components differ by more than 10°C. Ethanol and water both are capable of forming intermolecular H-bonds with each other, so they distil together. The constituents of essential oils have nearly similar boiling point.

     

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    What is the function of steam in steam distillation of aniline?

    Solution

    In steam distillation of aniline, steam decreases vapour pressure of the liquid which in turn starts boiling below its usual boiling point. Hence steam distillation is considered analogous to distillation under reduced pressure.

     

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    During steam distillation of a mixture of o-nitrophenol and p-nitrophenol

    Solution

    Only o-nitrophenol is capable of forming intramolecular H-bonding (chelation) which leads to its lower b.p. (less than 100°C) and also lower solubility in water (steam).

     

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    A mixture of two organic compounds A (boiling point 80°C) and
    B (boiling point 110°C) can be separated by

    Solution

    Steam distillation can be applied only when one of the components has b.p. less than b.p. of water.

  • Question 6
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    Which of the following can separate a mixture of sugar and common salt?

    Solution

    Sugar and common salt, both are soluble in water and both are insoluble in petroleum ether hand, sugar is soluble in alcohol in petroleum ether hence these two solvents can’t be used. On the other hand, sugar is soluble in alcohol while sodium chloride is insoluble, hence the two can be separated by alcohol.

     

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