ASSIGNMENT Organicanalysisnew 20230929150340

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ORGANIC ANALYSIS

Experiment Observation Inference


Preliminary test
1. Colour and appearance i) Colourless liquid May be ketone, aldehyde,
carboxylic acid or alcohol
ii)White crystalline May be due to the presence of
powder aromatic acid.
iii) A pale brown viscous May be phenol or amine.
liquid

2. Odour i)mild pleasant smell May be ketone , aldehyde or


alcohol
ii) a carbolic smell May be due to the presence of
phenol.
iv) a fishy smell May be due to the presence of
amine.

3. Test with Litmus paper: i) Blue litmus turns red May be carboxylic acid or phenol
Touch the moist litmus paper ii) Red litmus turns blue May be an amine
with organic compound iii) No colour change is Absence of carboxylic acid,
noted phenol and amine.

Tests for functional group


1. Test for unsaturation
Baeyer’s test: 0.2 ml of organic Pink colour disappears Presence of unsaturated
compound is added to baeyer’s compound , phenol or aromatic
reagent.(alkaline KMnO4) amines

2. Test for alcoholic group:


To a little of the compound ,a A red colour is observed Presence of alcoholic group
few drops of cerric ammonium
nitrate reagent is added.

3. Test for carboxylic group:


Take 2mL of saturated aqueous Brisk effervescence Presence of carboxylic group.
solution of sodium hydrogen
carbonate in a test tube and
add the organic compound .
4. Test for phenolic group:
Add 0.2 ml of organic Green or violet colour Presence of phenolic group.
compound to 2-3 ml neutral obtained.
ferric chloride (FeCl3) solution.

5. Test for carbonyl group: Orange yellow precipitate Presence of carbonyl group.
Shake 0.2 ml of organic formed. (may be an aldehydic or ketonic
compound with 2-3 ml of group.)
2,4-dinitrophenyl hydrazine.

6. Test for aldehydic group: Silver mirror formed on Presence of aldehyde.


Take 1mL of Tollen’s reagent inner side of test tube.
and add 1ml of organic
compound .Warm it over a
water bath.

7. Test for ketonic group:


Dissolve a crystal of sodium A red colouration Presence of ketonic group.
nitroprusside in about 1ml of
distilled water and then add
0.5ml of the organic compound.
Shake and add NaOH solution
dropwise.

8. Test for amine group:


To a small amount of organic Compound dissolves Presence of amine.
compound add 2-3 ml of dil. HCl completely in HCl .
Shake and note the solubility. A white turbidity appears.
Then add NaOH to the above Then an oily layer is
solution. formed.
Confirmatory test
1. Alcohols
Ester test: Take 1ml of alcohol Friuty smell Presence of carboxylic group
in a test tube and add 1ml of confirmed.
glacial acetic acid and 2-3 drops RCOOH + C2H5OH H2SO4
of con.H2SO4. Warm the RCOOC2H5 + H2O
mixture in a water bath for 10
minutes and pour into cold
water taken in a beaker.

2.Carboxylic group
Ester test: Take about 1 g of
carboxylic acid, 1ml of ethyl
alcohol and 1-2 drops dil. H2SO4 A deep blue or green Presence of phenol confirmed.
in a test tube. Heat the reaction colouration developed.
mixture in a water bath for
about 5 minutes. Pour the
reaction mixture in a beaker
with aqueous sodium
carbonate.

3. Phenols
Liebermann’s Test: Take 2-3 A fruity smell. Presence of alcohol confirmed.
crystals of sodium nitrite in a ROH + R’ COOH R’ COOR +
test tube and add about 1mL of H2O
phenol. Heat for half a minute
and cool it. Then add about 1ml
of Conc. Sulphuric acid and
shake the content.

4. Aldehydes
Fehling’s test: Take 1ml each of A red precipitate Presence of aldehyde confirmed.
Fehling’s solution A and B in a RCHO + 2Cu2+ + 5OH-
test tube. Add 4-5 drops of Cu2O + RCOO- + 3H2O.
aldehyde and warm it in a water
bath for 4-5 minutes.
5. Ketones
m – dinitrobenzene test: Take A violet colour appears Presence of ketonic group
0.5 ml of ketone in a test tube and slowly fades. confirmed.
and add about 0.1g of finely
powdered m-dinitrobenzene.
Add about 1ml of dil.NaOH
solution and shake.

6. Amines
Azo dye test:Dissolve organic Red or Orange dye. Presence of amino group
compound in 2 ml of dilute confirmed.
hydrochloric acid and cool it in
ice. Then add cold sodium
nitrite solution to it followed by
beta naphthol in NaOH.

Tollen’s test: Take 1 mL of freshly prepared (~ 2 %) silver nitrate solution in a test tube. Add 1-2
drops of sodium hydroxide solution to it and shake, a dark brown precipitate of silver oxide
appears. Dissolve the precipitate by adding ammonium hydroxide solution drop-wise.

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