Pharm Chem Lab Flashcards
Prescribed solution(arsenic compounds)+Hypophosphorus Reagent
Brown ppt is produced
Solution(bromide)+Silver nitrate+ammonia
A curdy pale yellow ppt is produced
ppt dissolves with difficulty upon addition of ammonia
Solution(chloride)+Nitric acid+Silver nitrate+Ammonia
A curdy white ppt is produced
ppt dissolves easily upon addition of ammonia
Solution(iron)+Potassium hexacyanoferrate 3
Blue ppt which is insoluble in HCl
Solution(iron)+HCl+Potassium thiocyanate
Red colour is discharged
Solution (lead)+Acetic acid+Potassium chromate
A yellow ppt is produced which is soluble in sodium hydroxide
Solution (lead) + Water +Acetic acid+Potassium iodide
Yellow ppt produced which when heated becomes glistering yellow plates
Solution (sulphates) + HCl +Barium chloride
A white ppt is produced
Schiff’s reagent+solution
Pink colouration produced
Carbonyls may be present
Tollens reagent(ammonia+aqueous silver nitrate)+ solution
Silver mirror is formed on the walls of the test tube
Aldehydes may be present
Fehling 1(copper sulphate solution)+Fehling 2(alkaline tartrate solution)+Solution+heat
Reddish brown ppt is formed
Aliphatic aldehydes may be present
Potassium permanganate+solution
Decolourization with brown ppt formation (manganese dioxide)
Aldehydes may be present
Solution+Sodium hydroxide+Iodide in Potassium iodide + heat
Pale finely divided ppt of iodoform forms
Ketones may be present
Exceptions:
Acetyladehyde may be present (if all tests are positive)
Secondary alcohol or ethanol may be present (if only iodoform rxn is positive)
Lactone (cyclic esters)
Cyclic esters of organic acids
Lactams(cyclic amides)
Cyclic amides derived from amino alkanoic acid