Which of the following is correctly match :-
(A) Chloramphenicol `to` (1) iodine containing Hormone
(B) Thyroxine `to` (2) Chlorine containing antibiotic
(C ) Chloroquine `to` (3)Treatment for malaria
(D) Fluorinated compound `to` (4) Potential blood substituted
(E) Iodoform `to` (5) Antiseptic

Options

A. OPTION 1 A,B,C
B. OPTION 2 B,C
C. OPTION 3 C,D,E
D. OPTION 4 D,E

Answer

To solve the question of matching the compounds with their correct descriptions, we will analyze each option step by step.

### Step-by-Step Solution:

1. **Option A: Chloramphenicol to Iodine containing Hormone**
- Chloramphenicol is not an iodine-containing hormone; it is an antibiotic that contains chlorine. Therefore, this match is incorrect.

2. **Option B: Thyroxine to Chlorine containing Antibiotic**
- Thyroxine is a hormone that contains iodine, not chlorine. It regulates metabolism in the body. Thus, this match is also incorrect.

3. **Option C: Chloroquine to Treatment for Malaria**
- Chloroquine is indeed a medication used for the treatment of malaria. This match is correct.

4. **Option D: Fluorinated compound to Potential Blood Substitute**
- Fluorinated compounds can be used as potential blood substitutes in medical applications. This match is also correct.

5. **Option E: Iodoform to Antiseptic**
- Iodoform, also known as triiodomethane, is used as an antiseptic for treating small skin injuries. This match is correct as well.

### Conclusion:
The correct matches are:
- C: Chloroquine to Treatment for Malaria (Correct)
- D: Fluorinated compound to Potential Blood Substitute (Correct)
- E: Iodoform to Antiseptic (Correct)

Thus, the correct options are C, D, and E.