Oc 1. elemental B.Pharm Organic Chemistry by amit z chaudhari
Transcript of Oc 1. elemental B.Pharm Organic Chemistry by amit z chaudhari
ELEMENTS
Amit Z Chaudhari
FLOW
Quantitative analysis of elements
3Organic Chemistry_ AZC_2016_ Elemental
Estimation of C and H[sum12]
Principle:- Organic substance is burnt in excess of oxygen gas. C and H are
oxidized to CO2 and water.
CxHy + O2 xCO2 + y/2 H2O
Figure:
4
Apparatus :- Oxygen supply: it oxidizes and flows the generated water and CO2
toward adsorbent assembly.- Furnace: heating purpose- Combustion Tube:
- is a hard round glass tube.- Substance, CuO gauze and copper oxide (CuO) are placed
in it as in figure.- CuO gauze (placed at front) prevents the backward diffusion of
the products.- Substance is place in porcelain boat.- CuO layer and CuO gauze(placed in toward the end) prevents any
vapours of substance leaving the tube unoxidized.
Quantitative analysis of elements
Organic Chemistry_ AZC_2016_ Elemental
5
Absorption apparatus :- A U-tube packed with Conc. H2SO4 to absorb water.- A set of bulbs containing conc. KOH, to absorb CO2.- A Guard-tube filled with anhydrous CaCl2, to prevent entry of atm
moisture. Procedure:- Combustion tube heated in furnace to remove moisture and CO2
already present.- Note down the weigh U-tube and bulbs filled by absorbents- Then assamble all parts.- Heat- Pass O2 - After combustion of all sub. Pass strong flow of O2 to remove all
CO2 and water and finally detaches all assembly.
Quantitative analysis of elements
Organic Chemistry_ AZC_2016_ Elemental
6
Calculation:
- % of C = 12y/44 * 100/w where,
y = increase wt of potash bulb (wt of CO2)w = wt of substance
- % of H = 2x/18 * 100/w where,
x = increase wt of U-tube (wt of H2O)w = wt of substance
Quantitative analysis of elements
Organic Chemistry_ AZC_2016_ Elemental
Quantitative analysis of elements
7Organic Chemistry_ AZC_2016_ Elemental
Estimation of N[win14, win12, sum14, sum15]
- Two methods and
Quantitative analysis of elements
8Organic Chemistry_ AZC_2016_ Elemental
Dumas method[win 14, win13]
Principle:- Nitrogenous compound when heated with copper oxide in atm of
CO2 yield free nitrogen.
- CxHyNz + CuO xCO2 + y/2H2O + z/2 N2
Quantitative analysis of elements
9Organic Chemistry_ AZC_2016_ Elemental
Dumas methodFigure:
Quantitative analysis of elements
10Organic Chemistry_ AZC_2016_ Elemental
Dumas method
Apparatus:- CO2 generator: generated by chemical methods (magnesite
(MgCO3) or a Kipp’s apparatus containing marble and dil. HCl.)- Gas is passed to combustion tube.- Combustion Tube: Substance, CuO gauze and coarse copper
oxide (CuO) and copper spirals are placed in it as in figure.- CuO gauze (placed at front) prevents the backward diffusion of
the products of combustion.- Substance is mixed with excess fine CuO.- Coarse CuO layer generates N2 gas by oxidizing the sample.- Reduced copper spiral (placed in toward the end) reduces any
oxides of N formed during combustion, to N2.
Quantitative analysis of elements
11Organic Chemistry_ AZC_2016_ Elemental
Dumas method
Apparatus:- Schiff’s Nitrometer: N2 is estimated by passing into this apparatus
where CO2 and other gas byproducts are absorbed by caustic potash soln and the N2 collects in the upper part of the graduated tube.
Quantitative analysis of elements
12Organic Chemistry_ AZC_2016_ Elemental
Dumas method
Procedure:- The assembly is fitted up as shown in fig. - Keep the tap of nitrometer is left open.- CO2 is passed to replace air. When the air babble rising through
the potash soln disappear, it shows that only CO2 is coming and all air is removed from assembly.
- After leveling the potash layer in graduated tube, the tap of nitrometer is closed.
- Heat the combustion tube. - Formed N2 is collected automatically in nitrometer.- When the combustion is complete, a strong current of CO2 is
passed to sweep the last traces of N2 from it.- The volume of N2 collected is noted.
Quantitative analysis of elements
13Organic Chemistry_ AZC_2016_ Elemental
Dumas method
Calculation:
Quantitative analysis of elements
14Organic Chemistry_ AZC_2016_ Elemental
Kjeldahl’s Method[win15, win11] [sum13]
Principle:- Nitrogenous compound when heated with H2SO4, ammonium
sulphate is formed.- Ammonium sulphate is than treated with excess alkali and the
librated ammonia gas absorbed in excess of standard acid.- Back titration of acid gives the amount of ammonia (and hence of
N).
Quantitative analysis of elements
15Organic Chemistry_ AZC_2016_ Elemental
Kjeldahl’s MethodFigure:
Quantitative analysis of elements
16Organic Chemistry_ AZC_2016_ Elemental
Kjeldahl’s MethodApparatus:- Kjeldahl flask- Kjeldahl trap: serves to retain any alkali comes up on vigorous
boiling.- Water condenserProcedure:- Take substance , conc. H2SO4 in Kjeldahl flask- Add little amt of K2SO4 (raises the b.p.) and CuSO4 (as catalyst).- Flask is loosely Stoppard and heated.- After completion of heating, cool it and transferred in to round
bottomed flask.- Add NaOH solution.
Quantitative analysis of elements
17Organic Chemistry_ AZC_2016_ Elemental
Kjeldahl’s Method- Assemble the apparatus as in fig.- Upon heating of RBF, the liberated ammonia distilled into conical
flask containing acid soln.- When no more NH3 comes from reaction. conical flask is
displaced and excess of acid is back titrated.
Quantitative analysis of elements
18Organic Chemistry_ AZC_2016_ Elemental
Kjeldahl’s MethodCalculation:
Quantitative analysis of elements
19Organic Chemistry_ AZC_2016_ Elemental
Estimation of X
Carious method[win12]
Principle:- When substance containing X is heated with fuming nitric acid in
presence of silver nitrate, reaction will form silver halide from which amount of X is calculated.
Figure:
Quantitative analysis of elements
20Organic Chemistry_ AZC_2016_ Elemental
Carious methodApparatus:- Carious tube: a hard glass bomb tube- Narrow weighing tube: for organic compound- Iron jacket present in furnaceProcedure:- An accurately weighed amount of org. compound is taken in a
narrow weighing tube.- Carious tube is loaded with fuming nitric acid, small amt of
AgNO3 crystals and tube containing org. compound as shown in figure.
- Upper end of carious tube is sealed.- It is enclosed in iron tube and strongly heated in a furnace. - Org. compound ionized and the halide combines with silver
nitrate to give a ppt of silver halide.
Quantitative analysis of elements
21Organic Chemistry_ AZC_2016_ Elemental
Carious method- After 6 hr, the tube is cooled and then broken.- Ppt of silver halide are washed, dried and weighed.
Calculation:
End of topic
Reference:Organic Chemistry – Bahl &
BahlOrganic Chemistry – P.L.
Sony
IMP Q. For 1st MID Sem Exam
(1)quantitative estimation of nitrogen (5)(2)Dumas method (5)(3) kjeldahl’s method (5)