Qualitative organic analysis used for the identification and characterization of unknown organic compounds.
The systemic analysis used for the identification of a simple unknown organic compound contain the following steps:-
The systemic analysis used for the identification of a simple unknown organic compound contain the following steps:-
- Preliminary Observation
- Ignition Test
- Elemental Analysis
- Solubility Behavior
- functional Group Analysis
- Determination of Physical Constant
- Reference to literature and Naming the Compound
- Preparation of Suitable solid derivative and determining the melting point of crystallized derivative
1.Preliminary Observation:
S . No | Test | Observation | Inference |
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1 | State | Solid | May be carboxylic acid , carbohydrate etc. |
Liquid | May be Alcohol, ether, ester, aldehyde ,Ketone, amine, phenol |
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2 | Colour | Colorless solid | May be Carboxylic acid, amide, aniline, carbohydrate etc. |
Pink solid | May be resorcinol or napthol | ||
Yellow Solid | May be into Compounds | ||
Colorless liquid | May be ester, alcohol, ketone. aldehyde, hydrocarbons etc. |
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Reddish brown liquid | Amines | ||
3 | Odour | Bitter Almond | May be Benzaldehyde or nitropuside |
carbolic or Phenolic | phenol | ||
Cinnamon like | Cinamic acid | ||
Fishy | amine | ||
Pleasant | Alcohol | ||
Fruity | ester | ||
kerosene | Hydrocarbon | ||
Very pungent | Halogenated derivative | ||
Naphthalene like | Naphthalene | ||
Odourless | May be carbohydrate, acid amide etc. |
S . No | Test / Experiment | Observation | Inference |
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1 | Bayer's Test : 0.1 gm. or 3-4 drops of organic compound + 1-2 ml of Na2CO3 +1-2 drops of KMnO4 & Shake |
Decolourisation | Indicates aldehyde or unsaturated compounds |
2 | With Bromine water | No decolourisation of KMnO4 | Indicates saturation Compounds |
2. Ignition Test:-
S . No | Test / Experiment | Observation | Inference |
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1 | Ignite a pinch of Organic compound on a nickel spatula |
Burns with sooty flame | Aromatic |
Burns with non-sooty flame & residue is left without a sooty flame. Darkens, Swell, Chass with burnt sugar odour |
Aliphatic Urea Carbohydrate |
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S . No | Test / Experiment | Observation | Inference |
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2 | Beilstein Test :- Heat one end of a small copper wire to redness in a non-luminous paet of bunsen flame untill no green colour is impacted to the flame, cool and dip the wire in a small portion of organic compound and reheat in it in the non luminous paet of the bunsen flame |
Green | Indicates halogen |
Note : If the given organic compound sample is liquid, then of out its boiling point at this stage
3. Elemental Analysis:-
Prepare sodium Fusion Extract (S.F.E) & utilize it for the test following:-
S . No | Test / Experiment | Observation | Inference |
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1 | Test for Nitrogen: 1ml S.F.E + 2-3 drops FeSO4 Boil the solution + add FeCl3& add diluuted H2SO4 * If a blood red colour is developed after the addition of FeSO4 Nitrogen & sulpur to be present together. |
Prussion Blue | Indicates nitrogen |
2 | Test for Sulphur :- a) 2ml of S.F.E + 1ml soloution Nitroprusside solution |
Pink colour | Presence of Sulphur |
b) 1ml of S.F.E +1ml acetic acid + few drops of Lead acetate and heat to boil |
Black ppt | Presence of Sulphur | |
3 | Test for Halogens:- 2ml S.F.E + 1ml dilute HNO₃ + excess of AgNO3 solution Decant the another liquiour and treat the ppt with excess of NH₄OH |
Precipitate froms | Presence of Halogen |
a) White ppt soluble in NH₄OH |
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b) yellow ppt insoluble in NH₄OH | |||
c) pale yellow ppt springly soluble in NH₄OH |
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Conduct the following test only if ppt is observed after the addition of Agno3 . 1ml S.F.E + excess of chlorine water + 2-3 drops of CCl4 |
Brown or Yellow globules pink globules |
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4 Solubility Behaviour :-
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Group I |
Group II |
Group III |
Group IV |
Group V |
Group VI |
Group VII |
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Water & Ester sol uble |
Water soluble Ether insoluble |
solu ble in 5% HCl |
Soul uble in 5% NaOH |
soluble in cold conc H₂SO₄ |
Insolu ble in cold conc H₂SO₄ |
organic compou nds con taining N & ins oluble in HCl |
Polyhy dric Phen ols |
some amides |
Ami nes |
Acids | Aldehy des |
Hydroc arbons |
Amides |
Reso rcinol |
Urea, Thiourea |
Ani line (1°) Tolu idin es (1°) |
Benz oic acid Saly cylic acid |
Benzal dehyde |
Toluene Napthal ene |
Benza mide |
Ketones |
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Lower Aliphatic Acids, aldehy des, Alcohol etc. |
Carbohy drate |
Meth lani line (2°) |
Cinna mic acid |
Auto phe none Ben zop hen one |
Diph enyl, Chlo robe nzene |
Anilides Acetani lide |
Glucose | Ethyl anili ne(2°) |
Phen ols |
Alc ohol |
Bromo ben zene |
Benza nilide |
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N,N- O met hyl anil ine (3°) |
Phenol cresol α- Na pthol β- Na pthol |
Benzyl alcohol esters Methyl salicyl ate Methyl benzo ate Ethyl Benzo ate |
Benzyl choloride |
Nitro compou nds Nitroben zene Di- nitroben zene Tri- nitroben zene |
Note:- (i) If organic compound is insoluble in water, then there is no need of testing its solubility in HCl
(ii) If the Organic compound contain N-but insoluble in 5% HCl then directly go for Group -VII
5 Analysis of Functional Groups:-
Group-I (Polyhydric Phenols, Lower Carboxylic acids)
S. No | Tests | Observations | Inference |
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1 | 0.1 gm of organic compound + Na2CO3 | Effervescence No effervescence |
Lower Carboxylic acid Phenol |
* Conformatory test for Polyhydric Phenol
S. No | Tests | Observations | Inference |
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1 | 0.1 gm of organic compound+ 2ml of Water +1ml of Fecl3 |
Green, blue or violet colour |
Confirms Phenol |
2 | Pathalein Test : 0.1 gm of organic compounds + 1-2 Crystals of Phthalic Anhydride +2 drops of conc H₂SO₄, heat gently for 1 minute, cool and add10% NaOH |
Greenish yellow Fluoroscence |
confirms resorcinol |
Group- II (Some Amides, Carbohydrate)
Sl. No | Tests | Observations | Inference |
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1 | 0.1 gm of organic compound+ 10% NaOH, Boil expose the Vapours to red litmus. |
Evolution of NH3 | Amide |
Red litmus turns to blue |
Urea | ||
No evolution of NH3 and red Litmus | Carbohydrate |
* Thiourea :-
Sl. No | Tests | Observations | Inference |
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1 | organic compound (100mg) + naohf6 (2ml) heat for 1min cool, add 2drops of aq. lead acetate |
Appearance of a dark brown or thiourea black colour due to the formation of sulphide |
Thiourea |
2 | Organic compounds- Mest cool & dissolve the residue in h2o . Add fecl3 (Aq) |
Blood red colour | Confirms Thiourea |
* Conformatory Test for Urea:-
Sl. No | Tests | Observations | Inference |
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1 | Biuret Test:- Heat the substance in a dry test tube until it melts , cool and dussolve the re-solidified organic compound in 1ml of dil NAOH add 1drop dil Cuso4 |
Pink, Violet, Blue | Confirms Urea |
2 | Urea-Nitrate Test :- Saturated solution of organic compound + conc. Hno3 |
crystalline white ppt | Confirms Urea |
* Conformatory Test for Carbohydrate :-
Sl. No | Tests | Observations | Inference |
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1 | Molish Test:- 0.1 gm of organic compound + 1ml of Molish reagent, add conc H₂SO₄ along the sides of the tube |
Reddish, Violet ring at the junction of two layer |
Confirms Carbohydrate |
2 | Fehling Test :- 1 ml sample solution +1ml of Fehling reagent A+1ml of Fehling reagent B, heat on boiling water bath |
Red ppt | Confirms Urea |
3 | Benedicts Test:- 1ml of sample solution + 1ml of Benedicts reagents, heat on boling water bath |
Red ppt | Reducing sugar |
4 | Tollen's Test :- 1ml of sample solution +1ml tollens reagent, heat on boiling water bath |
silver mirror | Aldose |
5 | 1ml sample sample solution + pinch of solid lead acetate, heat to boiling, add 2drops of NH3, once again heat to boiling |
salmon pink | confirms glucose |
Group III (Amines) :-
Sl. No | Tests | Observations | Inference |
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1 | 2-3 drops of organic compound in dry test tube +few drops of acetyl or benzoyl chloride |
A brisk reaction with evolution of heat after with separation of solid no brisk reaction and evolution of heat is absent |
1° or 2° amine |
2 | Carbyl Amine test : 2-3 drops of organic compounds + 20drops of CHCl₃ + 1ml alcoholic KOH |
A disagreeable smell of isocyanides | confirms 1° amine |
3 | Diazotisation :- 2-3 drops of organic + 3ml of conc HCl + 2ml of ice cold nano2 |
A transparent solution to this solution add ice cold b-napthol in NaOH |
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a) An orange red dye is obtained | 1° Amine | ||
b) A yellow oily emulsion | 2° Amine | ||
c) A red oil separates | 3° Amine |
Group -IV Acids,Phenols:-
Sl. No | Tests | Observations | Inference |
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1 | 0.1gmor 2-3 drops of organic compound+ NaHCO₃ | Brisk effervescence No brisk effervescence |
Phenol Indicates carboxylic acids or phenol |
2 | Litmus test : Sample +HCL + NaHCO₃ 80% |
Blue to Red | Indicates carboxylic acid or phenols |
Conformetry Test For Carboxylix Acids
Sl. No | Tests | Observations | Inference |
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1 | Esterification test:- 0.1 gm of organic compound + 0.5ml of methanol + 0.5ml of conc H₂SO₄ , heat, cool and pour in water |
Fruity odour | Confirms Carboxylic acids |
2 | 0.1 gm of organic compound + Neutral FeCl3 | Violet colour | Confirms phenolic acids (salicylic acids) |
3 | a) 0.1 gm of organic compound +Br2 water | Decolourisation | confirms unsaturated |
b) 0.1 gm of organic compound + KMnO₄ | Decolourisation No Decolourisation |
carboxylic acids Cinnamic acids Benzoic acid |
Conformatory Test For Phenol :
Sl. No | Tests | Observations | Inference |
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1 | 2-3 drops of Organic Compounds + Neutral Fecl3 | Green, Blue or Violet | Confirms Phenol |
2 | Pathalein Test :- 2-3 drops of Organic compound + 2 crystals of Pathalic anhydride + 2-3 drops of conc H₂SO₄ Heat for 1 minute |
Red | Phenols or Cresol |
Group - V ( Aldehydes, Ketones, Alcohols, Esters) :-
Sl. No | Tests | Observations | Inference |
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1 | 2-3 drops of Organic Compounds + 2,4- dinitro phenyl hydrazine Boil &cool |
Yellow or Red ppt Yellow ppt |
Aldehyde or Ketone Aldehyde or ketone |
or organic compound + alcohol + phenyl hydrazine Heat on Water bath for 10 minutes |
No ppt | Alcohol or ester |
Test For Aldehydes And Ketones:-
Sl. No | Tests | Observations | Inference |
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1 | 2-3 drops of Organic Compounds + Schiff's reagent |
Pink colour immediate is restored in the aquous layerNo pink colour |
Aldehyde Ketone |
2 | Organic Compounds +Tollens reagent, heat on boiling water bath |
Bright silver mirror | Aldehyde |
3 | Fehling Test :- Organic compound + 1ml of Fehlings reagent A + 1ml of Fehlings reagent B Heat on boiling water bath ( pest for aldehyde ) |
Red PPt | Aldehyde |
4 | Organic Compound + Sodium nitropuside + NaOH |
Red | Ketone with Ch3C group |
5 | Iodofrom Test :- Organic Compound + Iodine solution + excess Naoh warm |
Yellow ppt | Methyl Ketone |
6 | Organic Compound + Napthalene, heat and add dry sodium | Green or blue of Na piece | Keto like Benzo phenon |
Test For Alcohols :-
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Sl. No | Tests | Observations | Inference |
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1 | Sodium metal test :- Take organic compound in a dry test tube + add a piece of sodium metal |
Brisk evolution | Alcohol |
2 | 0.5 ml of organic compound + 0.5 gm of benzoic acid + 0.5 ml of conc H₂SO₄ boil for two minutes cool and pour in water |
Fruity odour | Confirms Alcohols |
Test For Esters :-
Sl. No | Tests | Observations | Inference |
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1 | Hydroxamine Acid test :- 2-3 drops of Organic Compound + 5ml of hydroxylamine hydrochloride solution in methyl alcohol + 0.5 ml of 10% solution of KOH, Boil, cool and add 1drop of FeCl3 |
Purple or wine red colour | Confirms ester |
2 | 2-3 drops of organic compound + 2drop of phenolphthalein + few drops of dil NaOH, boil |
Pink colour discharge | Confirms ester |
Group - VI (Hydrocarbons) :-
Sl. No | Tests | Observations | Inference |
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1 | sample + conc h2so4 + solid k2cr2o7 shake well | Green colour | Hydrocarbon |
2 | 2-3 drops of organic compound + Conc H2so4, boil for 5 minutes and pour in water |
A clear solution is Obtained Without separation of oil |
Hydrocarbon |
3 | 2-3 drops of Organic compound + 0.5 ml of dimethyl sulphate, heat to boiling |
A clear solution is obtained | Hydrocarbon |
Group -VII(Amides, Anilides, Nitro compound) :-
Test for Amides :-
Sl. No | Tests | Observations | Inference |
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1 | 0.1 gm of organic compound + 5ml of dil NaOH Boil and expose a wet red litmus paper to the gas |
Red litmus turns to blue | Amide |
2 | Cool the above solution and add conc HCL | White solid separates out | Amide |
Test for Anilids :-
Sl. No | Tests | Observations | Inference |
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1 | Tafels Test organic compound +5ml conc H₂SO₄, shake well. Add pinch of K2Cr2O7 |
Red or violet colour changes to Green |
Anilide present |
2 | 0.1 gm of Organic compound + KOH solution +chcl3 and boil |
Disagreeable smell of Carbylamine | confirms Anilide |
3 | 0.1gm of organic compound + 2ml of conc HCl ,boil , cool and add 2ml ice cold Nano2 solution and then ice cold β-naphthol in NaOH |
Bright orange red dye | confirms Anilide |
Test For Nitrohyodrocarbon :-
Sl. No | Tests | Observations | Inference |
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1 | 0.1 gm of Organic compound + few pieces of zinc or tin + 3ml of conc HCL, boil, filtter, cool the filterate and add ice-cold solution of Nano2 and in naoh |
Red dye | Nitro compound |
2 | Mulliken's Reaction :- O.1 gm of organic compund + 2ml of alcohol + 10% solution of cacl2 , boil, filtter & add Tollen's reagent to the filterate |
Ash grey ppt | Nitro Compound |
Conduct the following test only if halogens are present in organic compound
Sl. No | Tests | Observations | Inference |
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1 | 2-3 drops of organic compound + Alcoholic AgNo3 and warm, |
1. White ppt 2. No ppt even on Warming |
1.Nitro compound Halogens is the side chain 2. Nuclear Halogens |
3. Ianowsky Reaction
Sl. No | Tests | Observations | Inference |
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1 | 0.1 gm. of organic compound + 5ml of Acetone, 2ml of NaOH, Shake well+ sodium nitropuside |
1. Red colours 2. Pink or Violet colour |
1.Nitro compound Halogens is the side chain 2. Nuclear Halogens |
2 | Organic compound +5ml acetone+ NaOH + Glacial acetic acid | Turns red | Trinitro compound |
If the given organic compound is solid then find out its melting point after functional group analysis
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