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Chem 9 and 10

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tests for carbon to carbon double bonds -bromine water test -acidified permanganate test
tests for presence of hydroxyl group functional group -acidified potassium dichromate test -followed by silver mirror test -lucas test -esterification
tests for presence of carboxyl functional group -acid base indicator -reaction with metal carbonates -esterification
melting points of pure and impure substances pure substances have melting points that have a very small temperature range impure substances have a lower and broader range of melting temperature. overall lattice is disrupted
fractional distillation technique used to seperate substances with similar boiling points. substances with lower boiling point is collected first. impurities increase boiling point due to additional intermolecular forces
KOHES (acidic) Key element, Oxygen by adding water, hydrogens by adding protons, electrons, sates
KOHNES (basic) Key element, Oxygen by adding water, hydrogens by adding protons, neutralise by adding hydroxide ions to both sides, electrons, sates
iodine value mass of iodine in grams reacted over 100g of fatty acid fat or oil or biodiesel
base peak most abundant peak corresponding to most stable fragment or m/z
parent/molecular peak measures molar mass
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