bromine test:
REAGENT USED: bromine water
OBSERVATION WHEN TEST IS POSITIVE: bromine water is dark red-brown
liquid when test is positive it becomes colorless.
POSITIVE FOR: alkenes , test for unsaturation
NOTES: in a tt, disslve 2 drops of cyclohexene in 10 drops of
dichloromethene. add a solution of bromine in dicholoromethane
,dropwise. for comparision , repeat the test with saturated alkanes
in place of alkenes.
NOTE: bromine is highly toxic and can cause severe skin burns. and
do not breath the vapour.
CHEMICAL REACTION: C2H4 + Br2---------------- C2H4Br2
REFERENCE: clyden
permanganate test:
REAGENT USED: KMnO4
OBSERVATION WHEN TEST IS POSITIVE: COLOR CHANGE FROM PURPLE(MnO4-)
TO BROWN (Mno2)
POSITIVE FOR: it is also the test for unsaturation i.e for
alkenes
NOTES:it is a oxidising agent. it oxidises carbon carbon double
bond to give alcohols (diols) i.e glycols
CHEMICAL REACTION: C2H4 + KMnO4 +H2O----------------------- C2O2H6
+ MNO4
REFERENCE: clyden
jones oxidation test :
REAGENT USED: cromium trioxide
OBSERVATION WHEN TEST IS POSITIVE: a positive test is confirmed by
the production of green or blue color suspention
POSITIVE FOR: primary alcohols and secondary alcohols
NOTE: it converts primary alcohols to carboxilic acid, aldehydes
and secondary alcohols to ketons
CHEMICAL REACTION: R--OH + CrO3+ aq H2SO4-------------------
RCOOH
R2---CH----OH + CrO3 + aq H2SO4----------------- R2C=O
REFERENCE: clyden
lucas test :
REAGENT USED: anhydrous zinc chloride in conc. HCl
OBSERVATION WHEN TEST IS POSITIVE: with tert. alcohols lucas
reagent gives immediate turbidity.
with sec. alcohols produces turbidity in 5-10 mins
with primary alcohols it dosnt produce turbidity at room temp but
it produces turbidity only on heating
POSITIVE FOR: primery, secondary , tertiary alcohols
NOTE: this a test to differentiate the primary , secondary , tert,
alcohols.
CHEMICAL REACTION: R----OH + ZnCl2 + HCl------------------ no rnx
at room temp.
R2----CH---OH + ZnCl2 + HCl--------------- R2----CHCl
R3-----C-----OH + ZnCl2 + HCl---------------
R3-----C----Cl
REFERENCE: clyden
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please help me write mechanism of this reaction and explain why I
observed the bromine dissolved in dichloromethane when added to the
alkene the solution changed to light yellow.
3. Write a chemical equation for the test for unsaturation (Part B) using one of the possible alkenes above. What observation is made for a positive test and why? Explais Brz CH,CeZ The bromine dissolved in dichloromothane added to the alkene changed to light yellow, indicated a Postive resut
Please give observations and conclusions when doing these tests
on: propionaldehyde
Test Bromine/Water Ferric Chloride Lucas Test Hinsberg Test Tollen's Test lodoform Reaction Solubility in cold water pH Solubility in hot water Solubility in 10% NaOH (aq.) Solubility in 10% NaHCO3(aq.) Solubility in 10% HCI (aq.), followed by addition of excess 10% NaOH (aq.)
please answer, show work, and explain. the options for chemical
tests are the 2,4-Dinitrophenylhydrazine reaction of unknowns, the
oxidation of primary and secondary alcohols with Jones reagent
test, the reaction of alcohols with Lucas reagent test, and the
schiff test.
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need help answering question two.
what does your observation tell you about the silver nitrate
test?
in the directions we have "the silver nitrate chemical
test makes use of strong affinity that Ag(I) cations have for
bromine and other halogens, resulting in precipitation of insoluble
AgBr from your rcn if the sample contains bromine.
but that doesnt make since completely to me.
help please!
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form (-) borneal to boreone. What chemical was resonsible for the
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