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addition of potassium dichromate will create a colour change from orange to a blue/green colour in isopropanol, and will not change in t-butyl (assuming t-butyl is 2-methylpropan-2-ol)
If the OH group on the t-butyl is on one of the ends (2-methyl propan-1-ol), you would then add tollens reagent, and the isopropanol (now oxidised to propanal) would form a silver mirror on the sides of the test/boiling tube you are reacting in.
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