White precipitate
Ca(OH)2 forms what after burning
CO2+ Ca(OH)2--CaCO3+H2O
chemical reaction of Ca(OH)2
Ammonia
The simplest test for nitrogen in organic compounds depends on the tendency of the compound to produce
Odor
how to detect ammonia
Blue
If ammonia is present, the red litmus paper will turn
Blue
If ammonia is present, the blue litmus paper will turn
NH3 + H2O -- NH4+ +OH-
Complete reaction of nitrogen
Sulfide ions
The test for sulfur depends on producing
dark brown to black precipitate of lead sulfide
The sulfide ions are then reacted with lead ions to give a
molybdate ions to produce a yellow precipitate
Phosphate can be identified by their complex reaction with the
NaOH
added to the ammonia as a strong base
1 mL 0.1 M Lead Acetate
mixed to the white albumin
Belstein test
test that was conducted to the copper wire
CH4 + O2 -- CO + H2O
incomplete combustion
CH4 + O2 -- CO2 +H20
complete combustion
Co (NH3)2
urea chemical formula
Pb (OAc)2
egg white chem formula
Co(NH3)2 + NaOH -- Co(OH) + NH3
Urea reaction
S2- + Pb (OAc)2 -- PbS + 2 CH3COO-
sulfide reaction
Green, Chlorine
HCl color and presence of
Purple, Potassium
Kl
Green, Chlorine
CHCl3
Purple, Potassium
KBr
Solid melts into a clear liquid without decomposition
NaCl heating
Black solids form (carbon) caramelizes and decomposes to carbon and water vapor
Sucrose heating
C12H22O11 + O2 -- CO2+H20+ Carbon residue
Sucrose chemical reaction
Conductor
NaCL solution conductivity
Non-conductor
Benzene conductivity
Conductor
KI conductivity
Non-conductor
Sucrose condcutivity
KCl and NaCL
sweat contains