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Experiment 40Reactions and properties of some

organic compounds

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Reactions and properties of some organic compounds

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Introduction

Part A – Reactions of saturated and unsaturated hydrocarbons

Part B – Reactions of chloroalkanes

Part C – Reactions of alkanols

Part D – Reactions of carboxylic acids

Bibliography


Part A

Reactions of saturated and unsaturated hydrocarbons

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• Test 1 – Solubility

• Test 2 – Flame test

• Test 3 – Iodine test


Test 1 – Solubility

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Inferences:

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Test 2 – Flame test

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Test 3 – Iodine test

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Part B

Reactions of chloroalkanes



• Test 2 – Potassium hydroxide

• Test 3 – Presence of Cl– ions



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Test 2 – Potassium hydroxide

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Test 3 – Presence of Cl– ions

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Part C

Reactions of alkanols


• Test 1 – Acidity

• Test 2 – Odour

• Test 3 – Formation of Mn2+ ions


Test 1 – Acidity

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Test 2 – Odour

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Test 3 – Formation of Mn2+ ions

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Part D

Reactions of carboxylic acids



• Test 2 – Sodium hydrogen carbonate



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Test 2 – Sodium hydrogen carbonate

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