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Name: Problem 198, Chapter 28: A Complete Resource Book in Chemistry for JEE Main
Uploaded: 2021-12-22T03:07:32-08:00
Duration: 5 min 52 s
Channel: Ramesh Singh
Description: Match the following

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This concept refers to an assessment style in which students are required to pair items from two separate lists based on their relationships, similarities, or associations. It is used across various subjects to evaluate a student's ability to recognize and correctly link corresponding items, demonstrating comprehension and retention of the material.

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00:01 Hello everyone, let us see the following question.

00:02 Here is a question about match the following type.

00:06 So, in column one, column one, there are some compounds given and in column two, there are some test given.

00:20 So, let us go to the answer directly.

00:22 So, in the test one, in a, there is benzene ring and given with halogen.

00:30 And there is in orthopolis there is a nitrogen.

00:36 So, in column two, there is a platonic chloride method.

00:42 So, let us see what is that.

00:44 So, this is given as p, okay? platinic.

00:47 So, it is a platinic chloride method.

00:50 So, this platinic chloride method is used to trade organic bases.

00:56 So, organic base plus platinic chloride method.

01:01 Platinic chloride ptcl2, which should form a compound x, which is a insoluble compound.

01:09 In fact, this compound should be platinic chloride, platinic chloride, which is an insoluble compound.

01:20 So, this is generally given by organic basis.

01:24 So, however, we'll see in option b what is given.

01:27 In option b, the compound given is amine in h2 and there is bromine in para place.

01:41 So, in q there is a test given that is phelings test.

01:47 Phelings test.

01:50 So we know that failing test is used to identify the reducing and non -reducing sugar or it is used to differentiate between aldehydes or ketones.

02:04 Next see the next statement.

02:06 So in option c, the structure given or the compound given is urea.

02:11 However, in r, it is given balestein's test.

02:19 Bailstein's test.

02:22 So, bailstein's test is generally used to detect the halogens, halogens, as well as to the detection of urea.

02:35 So, let us see the next one.

02:38 In option d, it is given aldehyde, it is given some aldehyde, c -h -o, benzaldehyde, and in the paraplase there is chlorine...

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