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Step 1: Test with acidified (orange solution), heated.
Primary alcohol (Column A):
Orange solution turns green ().
Secondary alcohol (Column B):
Orange solution turns green ().
Tertiary alcohol (Column C):
No colour change (remains orange).
Step 2: Test with Lucas reagent ( + conc. ), at room temperature.
Primary alcohol (Column A):
No reaction, solution remains clear.
Secondary alcohol (Column B):
White turbidity/ppt. appears after 5–10 min.
Tertiary alcohol (Column C):
White turbidity/ppt. appears immediately.
Step 3: Iodoform test ( + ).
Primary alcohol (Column A, e.g. ):
Yellow ppt. of iodoform + smell of iodoform.
Secondary alcohol (Column B, e.g. ):
Yellow ppt. of iodoform + smell of iodoform.
Tertiary alcohol (Column C, e.g. ):
No yellow ppt./no reaction.
Column D: Colour change to green (test 1), no turbidity (test 2), no iodoform (test 3).
Primary alcohol.
Column E: Colour change to green (test 1), turbidity after delay (test 2), iodoform (test 3).
Secondary alcohol.
Column F: No colour change (test 1), immediate turbidity (test 2), no iodoform (test 3).
Tertiary alcohol.
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