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The correct match between Item-I and Item-II is : Item-I (drug) (A) Chloroxylenol (B) Norethindrone (C) Sulphapyridine (D) Penicillin Item-II (test) (P) Carbylamine test (Q) Sodium hydrogen carbonate test (R) Ferric chloride test (S) Bayer's test

1. A → R ; B → S ; C → P ; D → Q
2. A → Q ; B → P ; C → S ; D → R
3. A → Q ; B → S ; C → P ; D → R
4. A → R ; B → P ; C → S ; D → Q

Correct answer: A → Q ; B → S ; C → P ; D → R

Solution

The correct option matches each drug with its corresponding test based on established chemical reactions; for instance, Chloroxylenol reacts with sodium hydrogen carbonate, Norethindrone is tested using Bayer's test, Sulphapyridine is identified through the Carbylamine test, and Penicillin is detected using the Ferric chloride test.

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