EXPERIMENT 7 Flashcards

1
Q

what are the chief elements found in organic compounds? they have small amounts of?

A

Carbon, Hydrogen and oxygen. with small amoung of halogen, nitrogen, sulfur and phosphorous

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2
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What is being collected in the upper and cooler portion of the test tube when heating a very small amount of dry egg albumin?

A

Water was collected in the upper and cooler portions

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3
Q

what organic compounds are frequently inflammable and when heated they take fire or char?

A

Carbon

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4
Q

in the heating of egg albumin the charring indicates the presence of ____________ while the formation of water indicates the presence of ___________.

A

Carbon and hydrogen

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5
Q

they are organic compounds containing ________ and may evolve to ammonia upon being heated with soda lime.

A

nitrogen

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6
Q

what is being mixed to nitrogen in order to form ammonia?

A

Soda lime together with the presence of heat

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7
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in heating nitrogen with soda lime, what made the red litmus paper turn blue?

A

The presence of ammonium gas turned the paper blue

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8
Q

loosely combined _______ after heating with sodium hydroxide forms sodium sulfide which gives a black precipitate with lead acetate.

A

Sulfur

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9
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What is combined to sulfur to form Lead sulfide? what precipitate does it poses?

A

lead acetate and sodium sulfide creates lead sulfide, black precipitate

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10
Q

formula of the black precipitate in the mixture of sulfur and sodium sulfide?

A

Lead (II) sulfide, PbS

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11
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what is the equation in creating the lead (II) sulfide?

A

Pb(CH3COO)2+Na2S —-> PbS + CH3COONa

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12
Q

what happens when phosphorous is oxidized?

A

phosphorous changes to phosphate

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13
Q

what is being added to phosphorous to form ammonium phosphomolybdate?

A

1ml of cool concentrated nitric acid

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14
Q

what indicates the presence of phosphorous?

A

the presence of yellow precipitate of ammonium-phospho-molybdate

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15
Q

what is the equation in forming phosphorous?

A

3NH4^+ + 12MoO4^2- + PO4^3- + 24H^+ —–> (NH4)3PO4 . 12MoO3 +12H2O

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16
Q

what color does the Copper chloride possess when heated?

A

Green flame

17
Q

Why is green flame present in the process of heating?

A

Due to the decomposition of copper chloride

18
Q

it is test of which to see that there is the presence of halogen in a certain chemical?

A

beilstein test

19
Q

the green flame indicates that there is the presence of?

A

halogens

20
Q

Urea chemical formula

A

NH2CONH2

21
Q

Lime soda chemical formula

A

CaHNaO2

22
Q

Lead Acetate

A

Pb(C2H3O2)2

23
Q

ammonium molybdate

A

(NH4)6Mo7O24

24
Q

Acetic Acid

A

CH3COOH

25
Q

Sodium hydroxide

A

NaOH

26
Q

nitric acid

A

HNO3

27
Q

Give the chemical equation in the formation of Lead (II) sulfide

A

Pb (CH3COO)2+Na2S —-> PbS +CH3COONa

28
Q

Give the chemical equation of the formation of ammonium-phospho-molybdate?

A

3NH4^+ 12MoO4^2- + PO4^3- + 24H^+ + ——> (NH4)PO4 . 12MoO3 +12 H2O