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EEJ MAIN Chemistry
QUESTION #5518
Question 1
Match the drugs in Column I with the appropriate chemical test in Column II:
| Column I | Column II |
| (A) Chloroxylenol | (P) Carbylamine test |
| (B) Norethindrone | (Q) Sodium hydrogencarbonate test |
| (C) Sulphapyridine | (R) Ferric chloride test |
| (D) Penicillin | (S) Bayer's test |
Correct Answer Explanation
Chloroxylenol contains a phenolic –OH group → Ferric chloride test (R). Norethindrone has a primary amine group → Carbylamine test (P). Sulphapyridine contains a C=C double bond (unsaturation) → Bayer's test (S). Penicillin is a carboxylic acid → Sodium hydrogencarbonate test (Q). So: $A \to R,\ B \to P,\ C \to S,\ D \to Q$.
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