organic analysis Flashcards

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how can the presence of alkenes be tested

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by adding a few drops of bromine water and shaking, the solution will go from orange to colourless

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how can the presence of haloalkanes be tested

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add dilute nitric acid and silver nitrate and a coloured precipitate will form

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how can aldehydes be tested with tollens reagent

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warming the sample with pollens reagent will form a silver mirror if the aldehyde is present

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what is pollen’s reagent

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tollens reagent is made by dilute sodium hydroxide to a colourless silver nitrate forming a light brown precipitate, then dilute ammonia solution is added to dissolve the brown precipitate forming a colourless solution,

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can aldehydes be tested with feelings solution

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warm the solution will turn the solution turn solution from blue to dark red precipitate if an aldehyde is present

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how can carboxylic acid be tested

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by adding a metal carbonate, if carboxylic acid is pretty it will form co2 it will turn limewater cloudy

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how can alcohols be tested

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add potassium dichromate- if primary or secondary the solution will turn green

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