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Module 6: Organic Chemistry and analysis
Chromatography and functional group analysis
Qualitative analysis of organic functional groups
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reactions can be carried out on a test-tube sale to identify the
functional groups
present in an
organic compound
alkane:
add
bromine water
dropwise
bromine water
discoloured
from orange to
colourless
haloalkane:
add
silver nitrate
and
ethanol
and warm to 50 degrees in a water bath
chloroalkane
- white ppt
bromoalkane
- cream ppt
iodoalkane
- yellow ppt
carbonyl:
add
2,4-dinitrophenylhydrazine
orange
ppt
aldehyde:
add
Tollens'
reagent and
warm
silver mirror
primary and secondary alcohol and aldehyde:
add
acidified potassium dichromate
(VI) and warm in a
water bath
colour change from
orange
to
green
carboxylic acid:
add aqueous
sodium carbonate
effervescence
Phenol:
acidic
compounds which can be tested using
pH indicator
paper
not as
acidic
as carboxylic acids and do not react with
sodium carbonate
phenol
undergoes
electrophilic sub reaction
with brome at RT
when
bromine
is added to an aqueous solution of phenol the
bromine
is decoloursed and a white ppt is formed