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A copper strip is heated strongly in Bunsen flame till it ceases to impart any greenish or bluish flame, then a pinch of organic halide is placed on this hot strip and reintroduced into the flame, if a green or bluish green flame reappears it indicates the presence of halogen but does not confirm the nature of halogen. This test is

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A copper strip is heated strongly in Bunsen flame till it ceases to impart any greenish or bluish flame, then a pinch of organic halide is placed on this hot strip and reintroduced into the flame, if a green or bluish green flame reappears it indicates the presence of halogen but does not confirm the nature of halogen. This test is




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