This book brings together information the student is likely to need in the laboratory for characterization of organic compounds--their principal chemical reactions and their spectral properties. For the third edition of this popular laboratory student text the authors have included the theoretical basis of the chemical tests which are described and have also expanded the sections on spectroscopy. In particular the layout of the tables--both chemical and spectroscopic--has been improved. The melting point tables have been revised in the light of current availability of organic compounds. A basic knowledge of the theoretical principles of spectroscopy is assumed. Systematic names are used throughout though where the older trivial names are still in common use these are given in addition. The book also includes a section on the characterization of pharmaceutical compounds for students of pharmacy. Contents: Preface to First Edition; Preface to Second Edition, Preface to Third Edition; Safety in the Laboratory; Preliminary Tests, Chemical and Spectroscopic Characterization of Functional Groups; Chromatographic Methods; The Separation of Organic Mixtures; Preparation of Derivatives: Tables of Organic Compounds and their Derivatives; Pharmaceutical Compounds; Index.
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Brings together the information that chemists and students of organic chemistry are likely to need in the laboratory for characterization of organic compounds--their principle chemical reaction and their spectral properties. The Third Edition includes the theoretical bases of the chemical tests described as well as expanded treatment of spectroscopy. The layout of the tables--both chemical and spectroscopic--is improved, and the melting point tables revised. A section on the characterization of pharmaceutical compounds is now included. Basic knowledge of spectroscopy is assumed.
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This book brings together information the student is likely to need in the laboratory for characterization of organic compounds—their principal chemical reactions and their spectral properties. For the third edition of this popular laboratory student text the authors have included the theoretical basis of the chemical tests which are described and have also expanded the sections on spectroscopy. In particular the layout of the tables—both chemical and spectroscopic—has been improved. The melting point tables have been revised in the light of current availability of organic compounds. A basic knowledge of the theoretical principles of spectroscopy is assumed. Systematic names are used throughout though where the older trivial names are still in common use these are given in addition. The book also includes a section on the characterization of pharmaceutical compounds for students of pharmacy. Contents: Preface to First Edition; Preface to Second Edition, Preface to Third Edition; Safety in the Laboratory; Preliminary Tests, Chemical and Spectroscopic Characterization of Functional Groups; Chromatographic Methods; The Separation of Organic Mixtures; Preparation of Derivatives: Tables of Organic Compounds and their Derivatives; Pharmaceutical Compounds; Index.
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The identification of the elements contained in an organic compound is a first and most important step in organic analysis and is best effected by using Lassaigne's test. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
recrystallize from ethanol, benzylidene deriv, recrystallize from water, benzoyl deriv, extract with ether, filter off the product, add the organic compound, acid deriv, evaporate the ether, mono mono, solid obtained, solid separates, ethanoic acid, sodium carbonate solution Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Observation Functional, Functional Groups Containing, Amide Anilide, Red See Table, Notes Methyl, Unsaturated Diethyl, Unsaturated Ethyl New!
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The identification of the elements contained in an organic compound is a first and most important step in organic analysis and is best effected by using Lassaigne's test. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
recrystallize from ethanol, benzylidene deriv, recrystallize from water, benzoyl deriv, extract with ether, filter off the product, add the organic compound, acid deriv, evaporate the ether, mono mono, solid obtained, solid separates, ethanoic acid, sodium carbonate solution Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Observation Functional, Functional Groups Containing, Amide Anilide, Red See Table, Notes Methyl, Unsaturated Diethyl, Unsaturated Ethyl New!
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Front Cover | Table of Contents | First Pages | Index | Back Cover | Surprise Me!
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