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EXPERINMENT 08 Object To prepare Phenyl benzoate from phenol Reference Peesapati venkateshwarlu, Elementary practical organic chemistry, 2nd edition, 1966, published by CBS publisher, page No. 172 Requirement Iodine flask, beaker, measuring cylinder, pipette chemical: Benzoyl chloride    5ml Phenol                 3 gram NaOH solution  10%w/v ethyle alcohol Theory. Phenyl […]

 EXPERINMENT 08 Object To prepare Iodoform from acetone Reference Vogel Arthere, Elementary practical organic chemistry, 2nd edition, 1966, published by CBS publisher, page No. 198 Bahl A & Bahl B S, A text book of Organic chemistry, published by s chand and company limited, Edition: 22, page No. 309 Requirement Conical flask, beaker, measuring cylinder

Object : To Prepare picric acid from phenol Reference Agarwal O.P., Practical Organic chemistry, published by Krishna educational publisher, Edition 2014, page no. 316 Mann F.G. , Saunders B.C. , “practical organic chemistry, published by orient hangmen private ltd., 4th edition, page N. 173  Requirement:  Glassware : Conical Flask, Glass rod, Measuring Cylinder, Pipette Chemicals : 

Experiment No. 5 Objective Qualitative Analysis of unknown organic compound for detection of carbohydrate References: Dr. Jain K.S., Dr. Miniyar P.B., A practical book of Pharmaceutical organic chemistry , Nirali publication, edition 4th, page No. 1.31-1.33 Vogel Arthere, Elementary practical organic chemistry, 2nd edition, 1966, published by CBS publisher, page No. 89 Requirement Glasswares and

Preparation of Reagents Benedict’s Reagent Requirements (Chemicals): Copper(II) sulfate pentahydrate (CuSO₄·5H₂O) – 17.3 g Sodium carbonate (Na₂CO₃) – 100 g (anhydrous) Sodium citrate (C₆H₅Na₃O₇·2H₂O) – 173 g Distilled water – To make 1 liter Theory Behind Components: Copper(II) sulfate provides the Cu²⁺ ions (blue color), which are reduced by reducing sugars. Sodium carbonate creates an

Experiment No. 5 Object: Qualitative Analysis of unknown organic compound for function group detection (Carboxylic acid) Reference:  Agarwal O.P., Practical Organic chemistry, published by Krishna educational publisher, Edition 2014, page no.30-31  Dr. Jain K.S., Dr. Miniyar P.B., A practical book of Pharmaceutical organic chemistry , Nirali publication, edition 4th, page No. 1.21-1.23 Requirement: Test tube,

 EXPERINMENT 04 Object Qualitative analysis of unknown organic compound/s by lassaign tests (Sulphur). Reference Agarwal O.P., Practical Organic chemistry, published by Krishna educational publisher, Edition 2014, page no.26 Dr. Peesapati V., A comprehensive approach to practical orgaanic chemistry, published by PharmaMed Press, 2023, pg No 35 Requirement Ignition tube, capillary tube, pipette, test tube, china

Object To prepare molecular model of different compound. Reference:    Requirement model kits Theory In this experiment we will use ball and stick models to represent atoms and bonds in molecules and build molecular structures using these models. In order to better understand chemical properties of molecules, it will help to be able to visualize

 EXPERINMENT 03 Object Qualitative analysis of unknown organic compound/s by lassaign tests (Nitrogen). Reference Vogel Arthere, Elementary practical organic chemistry, 2nd edition, 1966, published by CBS publisher, page No. 35 Agarwal O.P., Practical Organic chemistry, published by Krishna educational publisher, Edition 2014, page no. 24-27. Requirement Ignition tube, capillary tube, pipette, test tube, china dish,

EXPERINMENT 02 Object Qualitative analysis of unknown organic compound/s for preliminary tests. Reference Vogel Arthere, Elementary practical organic chemistry, 2nd edition, 1966, published by CBS publisher, page No. 61-64. Agarwal O.P., Practical Organic chemistry, published by Krishna educational publisher, Edition 2014, page no. 31-32. Requirement Test tube, spatula, different compound, glass-rod etc Theory Preliminary qualitative