lab8 part i (major assessment) design a flow chart to determine an unknown organic compound- (best...
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SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL REPORTThis is Part 2 (discussion & report)A flow chart was designed as a prelab assessment. The flow chart was then used in the lab assessment to determine an unknown organic compound. The results were then written up with explanations in a lab report.Very useful.TRANSCRIPT
Mark Riley 3107631608 Organic Chemistry Experimental Design & Practical Test
Place 5 drops of X into test tube.
Add 10 drops of 1M H2SO4 and 2
drops of 0.1M K2Cr2O7
(potassium dichromate–orange)
Unknown Organic Compound= X
Test PH with litmus paper
Neutral (No change) Acidic (Litmus paper red)
No change Turns Green (oxidized) No change Grey silver precipitate
Same Different
Below 107°C Above 107°C
Above 129.5°C Below 129.5°C
Reaction No reaction
No precipitate Precipitate
Set up apparatus &
test the boiling point
Alkyl Halide Test
A)Warm a mixture of 2 drops X & 5 drops
ethanol with a little solid KOH (potassium
hydroxide) B)cool mixture & add 2M HNO3
(nitric acid) until blue litmus paper turns red
indicating solution is acidic. Add 3 drops of
AgNO3 (silver nitrate) solution.
Add a small piece of
sodium metal
Set up apparatus &
test the boiling point
Silver Mirror Test Add 5 mL of 0.1M
AgNO3 (Silver Nitrate) to test tube.
Add 2M NH3 (Ammonia) until initial
cloudy precipitate of Ag2O just
dissolves. Add 1-2 drops of X into
mixture & place in water bath.
Primary Alcohol
1-propanol BP 97.4°C
Primary Alcohol
1-butanol BP 118°C
Aldehyde
Methanal
Checked with the
Silver Mirror Test
Place 15 drops of X into a test
tube & 15 drops of 2-butanol into
a separate test tube. Add a small
piece of sodium metal to each
test tube & compare the reactions
Secondary Alcohol
2-butanol
Already checked by
comparing sodium
test to a known
sample of 2-butanol
in previous step.
Tertiary Alcohol
2-methyl-2-propanol
Check by comparing
sodium test to a
known sample of
2-methyl-2-propanol
Halo Alkane
dichloromethane
Check by comparing
density to expected
density of 1.32g/L
Ketone
Propanone
Check by comparing
density to expected
density of 0.7850g/L
Carboxylic Acid
Propanoic Acid BP 141°C
Carboxylic Acid
ethanoic acid BP 118°C
Carboxylic Acid
Check by adding 10
drops of X to 10
drops of saturated
NaHCO3= (sodium
bicarbonate)
There should be
fizzing as CO2 gas is
released
Alternatively use
expected density
26.23g/25mL 24.83g/25mL
Carboxylic Acid
ethanoic acid
Carboxylic Acid
Propanoic Acid