DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY
- Chromotography (column, TLC and paper): It is a method of separation and identification of constituents present in the mixture based on adsorption or partition.
- Distillation: Methods of separation and purification of components present in the liquid of same mixture (Rectified spirit, absolute alcohol, fractional distillation).
- Detection of Nitrogen, Sulphur and Halogens in an organic compound: Lassaigne’s test: It is used to detect the presence of elements: Nitrogen (N), Sulpur (S), Chlorine (Cl), Bromine (Br) and Iodine (I).
- Metal displacement: More electropositive metal displaces less electropositive metal from its salt solution.
- Nature of oxides of metals and non-metals: An oxide may be acidic, basic, neutral and amphoteric. Demonstrate the formation and identification of oxides from metal and non-metals.
- pH paper, litmus paper, starch iodide paper: pH papers are used to get the pH ( acidic, basic and neutral.) Litmus paper: To identify whether a solution is acidic or basic. Starch iodide paper: It is used to identify the liberation of Cl2.
- Bravais Lattice: Models of simple cube, face centered cube, body centered cube, etc.
- Distilled and deionized water: Description, preparation of distilled water and deionized water on the respective instruments.
- Recycling of plastics: Plastics are a part and parcel of our life. Every minute the used plastics are dumped on the earth. So, recycling is to be done to have clean environment and a waste utilization.
- Food additives: No food grain or packed food is free from addition, for imparting colour, presentation increase the shelf etc.,
- Depression of freezing point: Depression of freezing point of solvent is decreased by the addition of solute.
- Osmosis/reverse osmosis: Osmosis is important in both chemical science and biological science. Reverse osmosis is used to get pure water from salt water.
- Electroplating: Certain metals are coated with less electron positive metal to protect them from corrosion. It is also done for decorative purposes.