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Discussion
(Activity 21-29)
Pink to Pink to
colorless colorless
KMNO4 Test
Schiff’s
Reagent
Tollen’s Test
Summary of Experimental Results
Pink to Pink to
colorless colorless
Fehling’s Test
Schiff’s
Reagent
Schiff’s Test
Summary of Experimental Results
Pink to Pink to
colorless colorless
NaOH Rxn
Schiff’s
Reagent
Addition Rxn
Experimental Results
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4.
a) Aldehyde + Acidified Potassium Permanganate
e) Aldehyde + NaHS03
OH
I
RCHO à R-C-H I
SO3Na
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4.
f) Aldehyde from a primary alcohol
Ag
2 RCH20H + 02 à 2 RCH0 + 2 H20
g) Linear polymerization of formaldehyde
H20
HCH0 à H0 -(CH20)-H
h) Cyclic polymerization of formaldehyde
H20 & Trace of H2S04
3HCH0 à paraformaldehyde
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4.
i) Linear polymerization of acetaldehyde
dry HCl (cold)
CH3CHO à HO- (CHO)-H
I
CH3
j) Cyclic polymerization of acetaldehyde
NaOH
Schiff’s Rgt
Addition Reaction
Iodoform Test
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sulfite
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ACTIVITY 23
Monocarboxylic Acids
Introduction
Experimental Results
0dor, Physical State & Reaction with Litmus
Acid Odor Physical State Reaction with
Litmus
Acetic Vinegar like liquid B->R
Propionic pungent liquid B->R
Stearic odorless solid B->R
Benzoic odorless solid B->R
Salicylic odorless solid B->R
Experimental Results
Solubility
Acid Water Ether Ethyl Alcohol
Acetic Miscible Miscible Miscible
Benzoic Insoluble Soluble Soluble
Salicylic Insoluble Soluble Soluble
Purple violet
Shade of Red
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ACTIVITY 24
Formic Acid
Introduction
Experimental Results
Silver mirror
White ppt
Experimental Results
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ACTIVITY 25
Acetic Acid
Introduction
Experimental Results
Experimental Results
Answer to Questions
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ACTIVITY 26
Oxalic Acid
Introduction
Experimental Results
Experimental Results
Experimental Results
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ACTIVITY 27
Lactic, Citric & Tartaric
Introduction
Introduction
'lia rta ri c .Ac d C4HsOG (2. 3-d hyd ro.xy · 'LI ta e di o i ,ac d
c � ne dip rottc o,rg anlc
w hitie crystal! acid. occurs in )�
sue h as grapes. bani arias ,and tam arlnd. One o'IF the mali nplants
acl d in w ·ni e. Sa Its are call led tartrates, t is a di hyd ro1xy
de riivative ot succl ni,c acld. F"rst ·so, atad from potassium
tartrate (K:iC4H40fi.) ._ Jalbir iib Hayyan (Persian
a chemist). Ani,cienitly known as. argol/ tartar, Scheele
ry
deve oped a modern procees for its lsotatton. Chiiraliity ot
tne acl d was stud·ed by ,Jean Ba,pt·ste Bio1t ·n 1 B,32. Lou·s
Pasteur was ab I e to produce pure aam p� e ot levataJrtaric
acld.
Uses: · lne dlamonos' potassium bltartrate crystals
formi nig on cork. g'i'ves tartness (sharp taetlnq-sour w·· -
p easant tlavo r) in wi1nes.
COOIFII
HJ OH
COOIHI
COO'
Experimental Results
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powder
Experimental Results
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ACTIVITY 28
Acid Halide & Acid Anhydride
Introduction
Introduction
Experimental Results
Experimental Results
Experimental Results
Experimental Results
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ACTIVITY 29
Esters
Introduction
Experimental Results
Experimental Results
Experimental Results
Experimental Results
Experimental Results
Experimental Results
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