MCQ
Copper wire test for halogens is known as
- ADuma's Test
- ✓Beilstein's Test
- CLiebig's Test
- DLassigne's Test
✓
Answer
Correct option: B.
Beilstein's Test
b
Beilstein's test : Organic compounds containing halogens when heated over $Cu$ wire loop give blue or green colour flame due to formation of volatile copper halides.
Beilstein's test : Organic compounds containing halogens when heated over $Cu$ wire loop give blue or green colour flame due to formation of volatile copper halides.
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