Sample T was added to water and stirred until no further changes. Use the observation shown to identify T.

The observation shown was obtained when sample J was added to water and resulting mixture tested with litmus. Which of the following inferences can be made?

J may be

Fehlings/Benedicts solution was added to Sample M which was heated gently. Use observation shown to identify the correct inference.

Sample X gave the results shown. It is most likely

Sodium metal was added to sample P and effervescence occurred. Which of the following would be the best inference?

Sodium carbonate was added to sample P and effervescence occurred. Which of the following would be the best inference?

The observation shown was obtained when sample V was added to water and resulting mixture tested with litmus. Which of the following inferences can be made?

V may be

Compound W turned purple acidified KMnO₄ colourless. Identify the best inference.

Sample F slowly decolourises Br₂ solution in diffused sunlight. What is the best inference?

Sample Z gave the results shown. It is most likely

Propanoic acid was heated with sample L in the presence of concentrated H₂SO₄

and a sweet smelling compound was formed. What was L most likely?