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A1 and A2
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test for alkenes
decolourises bromine water
test for halogenoalkanes
silver nitrate solution, test precipitate with NH3
Cl- white ppt soluble in dilute NH3
Br- cream ppt soluble in conc NH3
I- yellow ppt insoluble in NH3
test for alcohols
oxidise with acidified potassium dichromate (H+/Cr2O72-)
orange to green (primary and secondary)
no colour change for tertiary
OR
oxidise with acidified potassium manganate (VII) (H+/MnO4-)
purple to colourless (1o and 2o)
no colour change for 3o
test for aldehydes and ketones
react with 2,4-DNPH
yellow-orange ppt
OR
oxidise with acidified potassium permanganate (H+/MnO4-)
→ can oxidise ketones because strong ox. agent
test(s) for aldehydes ONLY
Tollen’s reagent + heat → silver mirror produced (Ag+ → Ag)
Fehling’s reagent + heat → blue sltn to brick red ppt (Cu2+ → Cu)
react with acidified potassium dichromate (VI) → orange to green sltn
→ won’t ox. ketones because not strong enough ox. agent
test for carboxylic acids
test pH with probe → less than 7
react with carbonate → effervescence as CO2 formed
methyl ketone or 2o alcohol
iodoform reaction:
halogenation: add I2 and NaOH (aq) with heat (forms a -C(I)3 group)
hydrolysis: NaOH (aq) forms a sodium carboxylate salt and IODOFORM (CHI3), a yellow ppt