1measurement that compares the amount of matter an object has to its volume
density
2the density of a material is defined as its
mass per unit volume
3density can be used to examine the unknown sample qualitatively, this measurement can use?
pycnometer
4what does it mean when a substance rotates the plane of polarized light
substance is optically active
5in order for a substance to exhibt optical activity, it must be what?
chiral
6will rotate the plane of polarisation in exactly equal amounts, but in opposite direction
enantiomers
7designated as d or (+), clockwise rotation, to the right
dextrorotatory
8designated as I or (-), anti clockwise rotation, to the left
leorotatory
9if only one enantiomer is present, a sample is considered to be
optically pure
10reaction involving the breaking of bond in molecule using water
hydrolysis
11this reacton mainly occurs betwwen an ion and water molecules and often hanges the pH of a soution
hydrolysis
12carried out by using oxidizin agents
oxidation reaction
13means the addition of hydrogen to a molecule or the removal of oxygen
reduction reaction
14th functional group of an aldehyde is a carbonyl group bonded to a
hydrogen atom
15the functional group of a ketone is a carbonyl group bonded to
two carbon atoms
16tollens' test is also known as
siiver mirror test
17a qualitative laboratory test used to distinguish between and aldehyde and ketone
tollens silver mirror test
18xploits the fact that aldehydes are readily oxidized, whereas ketones are not
tollens silver mirror test
19chemical test that can be used to check for the presence of reducing sugars in a given analyte
benedicts test
20simple carbohydrates containing a free ketone or aldehyde functional group can be identiied with this test
benedicts test
21iron ion reacts with phenols to form
purple complex
22contains a phenol group, but acetyalicylic acid does not
salicylic cid