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Please help answer the following! Will rate! SEE INFORMATION ON THE LAB BELOW! Background Lab information: A . Add 0 . 2 5 g of

Please help answer the following! Will rate! SEE INFORMATION ON THE LAB BELOW!
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A. Add 0.25g of 2,5-dimethylhexane-2,5-diol to 3mL vial. Dispense 2mL of concentrated hydrochloric acid to the vial. Cap the vial.
B. Using the thermocouple attachment, heat 400-mL beaker of water to 75 degrees Celcius. While it heats collect the crude product by vacum filtration. Obtain a mass of the product. Recrystallize the product from methanol. Obtain the final mass of the product and its melting point. (See charr for results).
C. Sulver Nitrate test: Transfer 10mg of the product to a small test tube, and dissolve it in a minimum amount of ethanol. Add 1mL of the supplied ethanolic silver nitrate solution to the test tube, and shake. Formation of a preciipitate within 5 minutes is consistent with the presence of a tertiary alykl halide.
D. Finkelstein test: Transfer 10mg of your product to a a test tube, and dissolve it in a minimum amount of acetone. Add 1mL of the supplied solution of NaI in acetone to the test tube, and shake. Formation of a precipitate within 5 minutes is consitent with the presence of a prinary alkyl halide.
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