Principles Related to Practical Chemistry Flashcards
Alcohols react with Cerric ammonium nitrate to give
A Red Complex [Ce(NO3)4(ROH)3]
Phenol with Neutral Ferric Chloride gives
Violet Colour
[Fe(OC6H5)6]3-
Resorcinol with Neutral Ferric Chloride gives
Blue/Violet Colour
o-,m-&p- cresols with Neautral Ferric Chloride gives
Blue/Violet Colour
Catechol with Neutral Ferric Chloride gives
Green which rapidly darkens
1-Naphtol & 2-Naphtol with Neautral Ferric Chlorde gives
No Colour
Phenol with Phtalein Dye gives
Pink Colour
o-Cresol with Phtalein Dye gives
Red Colour
m-Cresol with Phtalein Dye gives
Bluish-Purple Colour
p-Cresol with Phtalein Dye gives
No Colour
Catechol with Phtalein Dye gives
Usually blue, takes longer time to appear
Resorcinol with Phtalein Dye gives
Green fluorescent colour of Fluorescein
Carbonyl Compounds with 2,4-DNP gives
Orange/Red/Yellow Crystals
Why is Benedit Solution preferred over Fehlings Solution?
Benedict Solution is Stable while Fehling’s Solution is unstable
[Fehling’s Solution A & Fehling’s Solution B are stable independently]
BiCarbonate Test liberates CO2 with:
Sulphonic Acid
Carboxylic Acid
Picric Acid
2,4-DiNitroPhenol
Universal Test for Primary Amine is
Carbylamine/Isocyanide Test
Primary Amine is ___ in Conc. HCl
Soluble
Test for distinguishing between Aliphatic Primary Amine and Aromatic Primary Amine
Azo Dye test
Azo Dye Test of Aromatic Primary Amine gives
Scarlet Red Dye
During Preparation of Mohr Salt, dil. H2SO4 is added to:
Prevent Hydroysis of Fe2+ to Fe(OH)2
During preparation of Mohr Salt, strong heating is avoided to
Prevent Oxidation of Fe2+ to Fe3+
Formula for Mohr’s Salt
[FeSO4.(NH4)2SO4.6H2O]
Formula for Potash Alum
K2SO4.Al2(SO4)3.24H2O
Soda Alum consists of
Na+
Al3+
Chrome Alum consists of
K+
Cr3+
Ferric Alum consists of
K+
Fe3+
Use of Potash Alum
To Purify Drinking Water
Aniline Yellow is
p-aminoazobenzene
Aniline Yellow is prepared from
Diazoamino Benzene
End Point is
Practical end of titration shown by the indicator
Equivalence Point/Stoichiometric End Point is
Theorethical end point of Titration
Titration error is
Difference between End Point and Equivalence Point
Phenolphtalein is
Weak Acid
Dissociates in pH 8-10
White -> Pink
Methyl Orange is
Weak Base
Dissociates in pH 3.1-4.5
Yellow -> Pinkish Red
Colourless form of Indicators is
Benzenoid Form
Coloured form of Indicators is
Quinanoid Form
Indicator for SA+SB
HPh or MeOH
Indictor for SA+WB
MeOH
Indicator for WA+SB
HPh
Indicator for WA+WB
no Indicators
Preliminary Test with dil. H2SO4 is for
CO32-
S2-
SO32-
NO2-
CH3COO-
Starch Test is given by
Nitrite NO2-
Griss-Ilosvary test is given by
Nitrite NO2-
Preliminary Test conc. H2SO4 is given by
Cl-
Br-
I-
NO3-
C2O42-
Colour of Chromyl Chloride CrO2Cl2
Reddish-Brown Vapours
Color of Na2CrO4 and PbCrO4
Yellow
Colour of AgCl
White
Colour of CrO5
Blue
Bromide on starch Test gives
Yellow Colour
Iodide on starch Test gives
Blue Colour
Brown Ring is
Confirmation of Nitrate ion NO3-
[Fe(H2O)5NO]SO4
NitrosoFerrous Sulphate
Colour of PbSO4 and BaSO4
White
Colour test for Fe2+ or Fe3+
Light Green, Yellow, Brown
Colour Test for Cu2+
Blue
Colour Test for Ni2+
Bright Green
Colour Test for Co2+
Blue, Violet, Red, Pink
Colour Test for Mn2+
Light Pink
Dry Heating Test of Cu2+
Cold -> Blue
Hot -> White
Dry Heating Test of Fe2+
Cold -> Green
Hot -> Dry White or Yellow
Dry Heating Test of Zn2+
Cold -> White
Hot -> Yellow
Dry Heating Test of Co2+
Cold -> Pink
Hot -> Blue
Flame test is done in
Non-luminous flame
Flame Test for Cu2+
Colour of Flame by eye -> Green with Blue Centre
Colour of Flame through Blue Glass -> Green with Blue Centre
Flame test for Sr2+
Colour of Flame by eye -> Cimson Red
Colour of Flame through Blue Glass -> Purple
Flame Test for Ba2+
Colour of Flame by eye -> Apple Green
Colour of Flame through Blue Glass -> Bluish Green
Flame Test for Ca2+
Colour of Flame by eye -> Brick Red
Colour of Flame through Blue Glass -> Green
Borax Test of CuSO4 under non-luminous flame gives
Cupric Metaborate
Cu(BO2)2
Blue-Green beads
Heating of Cupric Metaborate in Lummious Flames gves
Red & Opaque Metallic Copper
Borax Bead test of Cu2+ in non-luminous flame
Cold-> Blue
Hot-> Green
Borax Bead test of Cu2+ in luminous flame
Cold-> Red Opaque
Hot -> Colourless
Borax Bead test of Ni2+ in non-luminous flame
Cold-> Reddish Brown
Hot-> Violet
Borax Bead test of Ni2+ in luminous flame
Cold-> Grey
Hot-> Grey
Borax Bead test of Mn2+ in non-luminous flame
Cold-> Light Violet
Hot-> Light Violet
Borax Bead test of Mn2+ in luminous flame
Cold-> Colourless
Hot-> Colourless
Borax Bead test of Fe2+ in non-luminous flame
Cold-> Yellow
Hot-> Yellow-Brown
Borax Bead test of Fe2+ in luminous flame
Cold-> Green
Hot-> Green
In Charcoal Cavity Test/Blowpipe Test, for Oxidising Flame, Blowpipe is
1/3 inserted into flame
In Charcoal Cavity Test/Blowpipe Test, for Reducing Flame, Blowpipe is
held to surface of flame
Charcoal Cavity Test/Blowpipe Test of Pb
Yellow Residue when hot & grey metal when cold
Charcoal Cavity Test/Blowpipe Test of As
White Residue with the odour of garlic
Charcoal Cavity Test/Blowpipe Test of Cd
Brown Residue
Charcoal Cavity Test/Blowpipe Test of Zn
Yellow Residue when hot & white when cold
Cobalt Nitrate Test of Zn
ZnO.CoO Rinmann’s Green
Cobalt Nitrate Test of Mg
MgO.CoO Pink
Cobalt Nitrate Test of Al
Al2O3.CoO Blue
Salt is insoluble if it doesn’t dissolve in
Aqua-Regia
Aqua Regia is
1:3 mixture of
Conc. HNO3+Conc. HCl
Group Zero Cation
NH4+
Group I Cation
Pb2+
Group II Cations
Pb2+, Cu2+
Group III Cations
Al3+, Fe3+
Group IV Cations
Ni2+, Zn2+
Group V Cations
Ba2+, Ca2+
Group VI Cation
Mg2+
Colour of PbI2
Yellow
Colour of Na2[Pb(OH)4]
White
Colour of PbS and CuS
Black
Colour of As2S3
Yellow
Colour of [Cu(NH3)4]SO4
Deep Blue Soluble Complex
Colour of Cu2[Fe(CN)6]
Chocolate Brown
Colour of Al(OH)3
White Gelatinous
Colour of Fe(OH)3
Brown
Lake Test is for
Alumnium
(Al(OH)3 adsorbs to blue colour to form lake)
Colour of Fe4[Fe(CN)6]3
Prussian Blue or Green
Soluble Prussian Blue is
KFe[Fe(CN)6]
Colour of NiS and CoS
Black
Colour of MnS
Flesh
Colour of ZnS
White
Clour of Zn2[Fe(CN)6]
White/Bluish-White
Colour of [Ni(dmg)2]
Wine Red
(dsp2)
Colour of Mg(NH4)PO4
White
Diameter of Dispersed Particles in a Colloid
1nm-1000nm
Lyophilic Colloids
Egg Albumin sol (Egg White + NaCl)
Starch/Gum sol (Starch/Gum in hot water)
Lyophobic Colloids
Fe(OH)3/Al(OH)3 sol
As2S3 (from As2O3)
Main Reason for Lyophilic Colloids
Solvent Layer around oloid due to solvation
Main Reason for Lyophobic Colloids
Charge
Clock Reaction is
Starch + I2
In presence of S2O32-