Objective: To distinguish between saturated and unsaturated hydrocarbons.Materials: Test tubes – dropper – test tube holder – cyclohexane solution – cyclohexene solution – bromine water.Steps: Place a small amount of cyclohexane in test tube (1). Place an equal amount of cyclohexene in test tube (2)......

Keywords: Acids – Bases – Indicators – pH – Color

purpose of experimentAcid & base TitrationToolsHolder - Burette - Graduated cylinder (25 ml) - Hydrochloric acid - Sodium hydroxide - Glass funnel - Methyl orange.steps Fix the burette on the holder, then place the glass funnel over the burette.  Fill the burette with hydrochloric......

purpose of experiment illustrate chemical indicators tools Hydrochloric acid – sodium hydroxide – orange methyl indicator – litmus indicator – bromothymol blue indicator – 12 conical flask – distilled water-Phenolphthalein indicator StepsPut 10 ml of the solution in front of you into each conical......

Objective of the experiment:Detection of carbon dioxide gas during plant respirationExperiment tools: bean seeds - jar - water sprayer - cotton - test tube with clear lime water -plastic tube - clayExperiment steps:- Put the cotton in the jar.- Spray water on the cotton with a water sprayer.- P......

Detection of the chloride anionThis video shows how to do the experimenthttps://youtu.be/_2a2CeQxanw

Objective of the experiment:fat detectionExperiment tools:Vegetable oil - Skimmed milk - Whole milk - Sudan III solution - Test tubesExperiment steps: - Put 2 ml of milk into test tubes.- Add 5 ml of water into a test tube and then put 2 ml of oil.- Add 10 drops of Sudan III solution to th......

Keywords: pH – Litmus paper – Solutions – Acidic – Basic

Keywords: Polysaccharides – Starches – Iodine – Food

Keywords: Nitrite anion – Griess reaction – Pink color – Chemical analysis

This experiment aims to detect the ferric ion (Fe³⁺) in an iron chloride solution. When bases such as ammonium hydroxide or sodium hydroxide are added to the iron chloride solution, a reddish-brown precipitate of ferric hydroxide is formed. When hydrochloric acid is added, this precipitate dissolves......

Keywords: Sulfide anion – Rotten egg smell – Hydrogen sulfide

Keywords: Thiosulfate – Chemical analysis – Reaction – Solutions

Keywords: Bicarbonate – Carbon dioxide – Acids – Bubbles

Keywords: Nitrate anion – Dark brown reaction – Chemical analysis

Keywords: Ferrous ion – Green color – Chemical tests

aluminum is present, a white precipitate forms, which dissolves in excess base. This method relies on the formation of aluminum hydroxide, which distinguishes Al³⁺ ions from other cations.Aluminium – Gelatinous precipitate – Chemical analysis

Keywords: Sulfite – Sulfur dioxide – Oxidation – Tests

Detection of the phosphate anionKeywords (English): phosphate ion – yellow precipitate – chemical analysis – reagents

Please watch the video of the experiment here before starting itKeywords (English): iodide ion – yellow precipitate – silver nitrate – chemical test

Detection of monosaccharides and disaccharides

Keywords: Flame test – Colors – Elements – Qualitative analysis – Flame spectra

How to detect proteinsKeywords (English): protein detection – Biuret test – biological molecules – food testing

Keywords: Pigment separation – Chromatography – Colors – Paper – Analysis

Keywords: Vitamin C – Ascorbic acid – Detection – Iodine solutions

Keywords: Mixtures – Separation – Filtration – Liquid – Solid

Keywords: Red cabbage – Color indicator – pH – Acids – Bases

Objective: To test for the presence of the carbonate ion.Materials: Sodium carbonate salt. Dilute hydrochloric acid. Distilled water. Magnesium sulfate solution. Test tubes.Procedure: Place a small amount of solid sodium carbonate in a test tube. Add a few drops of dilute hydrochloric acid to the tu......