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To detect the acid and basic radicals in given salt (In Lead Acetate).

 

To detect the acid and basic radicals in given salt 

(In Lead Acetate).


Experiment – 4

Class – XII

Subject – Chemistry


Aim:-

To detect the acid and basic radicals in given salt (In Lead Acetate).

Apparatus:-

Test tube, test tube stand, test tube holder, burner, beaker, litmus paper, match box etc.

Physical Characteristic:-

1.     State: - solid crystalline

2.     Color:- Colorless

3.     Odour:- Vinegar smell

4.     Solubility:- Soluble in both cold and hot water.




Detection of Acid Radicals

Sr. No

Experiment

Observation

Inference

1.

Heating with dilute H2So4

Take the pinch of salt 2 – 3 ml of dil. H2So4  was added.

 

 

No gas evolved

No2-, So3-, Co32- HCo3- or S2-  ions absent

2.

Heating with Conc. H2So4

Take the pich salt 2 – 3 ml of H2So4  added

 

A gas evolved with vinegar smell

CH3COO- may be present.

 

3.

Confirmatory Test

 

 

CH3COO- ion observed

(a)

  Oxalic Acid Test

A small quantity of slat taken on plam and was mixed with oxalic acid paste of it was prepared with few drops of H2O and rubbed of smell

.

 

Smell like vinegar was observed

 

(COOH)2  + 2 CH2 COOH      à     (COONa)2 + 2 CH3 COO (Acetic vinegar)             

 

(b)

Ferric Chloride Test

Take the original solution in water 2 – 3 ml of neutral ferric chloride was added and heated.

Deep red coloration which is changed to reddish brown ppt

CH3COO-  ion confirmed

 

 

 

 

3CH3COONa + FeCl3      à     (CH3COO)3 Fe + NaCl

(CH3COO)3 Fe + 2 H2O    à     (CH3COO) (OH)3 Fe + 2 CH3 COO

                                                                    ( Reddish brown ppt)

 

(c.)

Ester Test

Take small quantity of salt in test tube add conc. H2So4 and heat. Now add ethylolchol. Shake and pour the content of tube in beaker full of water stir.

 

Pleasant fruity smell

CH3COO-  ion confirmed

 

2CH3COONa + H2So4        à     Na2 So4 + 2 CH3 COOH

CH3 COOH + C2 H5 OH      à     CH3 COOC2 H5 + H2O

                                                              Ethyl Acetate (Fruity Smell)

  

 

Detection of Basic Radicals:-

Sr. No.

Experiment

Observation

Inference

1.

Take the original solution and add few drop of dil. HCl . The ppt was heated with water.

White ppt was observed ppt dissolved

 

 

Pb2+  may be present

 

Pb2+ + 2 HCL      à      PbCl2 + 2 H+           ( White ppt )

 

 

 

Confirmatory Test :- The solution was divided into two parts

 

(a)

Potassium Iodide test

In first part KI to be added

Deep yellow ppt was formed

Pb2+  may be confirmed

 

 

PbCl2 + 2 KI      à     PbI2 + KCl       (Yellow ppt of lead Acetate) 

 

 

(b)

Potassium chromate Test

Potassium chromate solution added in second part

Yellow ppt was observed

Pb2+  confirmed

 

PbCl2 + K2 Cro4        à      Pb Cro4 + 2 KCl            (Yellow ppt of lead chromate)

 

Conclusion:-

On the basis of above test, we conclude that given salt contain.

Acid Radical :           CH3COO-

Basic Radical:           Pb2+

 

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