Fehlings Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

A level chemistry paper 2 A ketone - correct answearsFehlings solution stays blue when warmed with... Activation energy - correct answearsThe minimum amount of energy a particle requires for a reaction to take place Aldehyde not ketone - correct answearsProduces a silver mirror when warmed with tolled reagent Alkanes - correct answearsSaturated hydrocarbons Alkenes - correct answearsUnsaturated hydrocarbons An aldehyde - correct answearsTurns fehlings solution from blue to red when w...

A ketone - correct answearsFehlings solution stays blue when warmed with... Activation energy - correct answearsThe minimum amount of energy a particle requires for a reaction to take place Aldehyde not ketone - correct answearsProduces a silver mirror when warmed with tolled reagent Alkanes - correct answearsSaturated hydrocarbons Alkenes - correct answearsUnsaturated hydrocarbons An aldehyde - correct answearsTurns fehlings solution from blue to red when warmed with... Bent/ v shap...

A ketone - correct answearsFehlings solution stays blue when warmed with... Activation energy - correct answearsThe minimum amount of energy a particle requires for a reaction to take place Aldehyde not ketone - correct answearsProduces a silver mirror when warmed with tolled reagent Alkanes - correct answearsSaturated hydrocarbons Alkenes - correct answearsUnsaturated hydrocarbons An aldehyde - correct answearsTurns fehlings solution from blue to red when warmed with... Bent/ v shap...

A level chemistry paper 2 A ketone - correct answearsFehlings solution stays blue when warmed with... Activation energy - correct answearsThe minimum amount of energy a particle requires for a reaction to take place Aldehyde not ketone - correct answearsProduces a silver mirror when warmed with tolled reagent Alkanes - correct answearsSaturated hydrocarbons Alkenes - correct answearsUnsaturated hydrocarbons An aldehyde - correct answearsTurns fehlings solution from blue to red when w...

A level chemistry paper 2 A ketone - correct answearsFehlings solution stays blue when warmed with... Activation energy - correct answearsThe minimum amount of energy a particle requires for a reaction to take place Aldehyde not ketone - correct answearsProduces a silver mirror when warmed with tolled reagent Alkanes - correct answearsSaturated hydrocarbons Alkenes - correct answearsUnsaturated hydrocarbons An aldehyde - correct answearsTurns fehlings solution from blue to red when warm...

Complete guide on carboxylic acids and derivatives. Formation of carboxylic acids from alcohols, aldehydes and nitriles with its conditions. Reaction of carboxylic acid with metal,alkali and metal carbonates to form salts. Reduction of carboxylic acid and reaction with alcohols. Oxidation of carboxylic acids with fehlings reagent, tollens reagent and potassium manganate. Relative acidity of carboxylic acids and its derivatives

Summary of the Topic: - Aldehydes (Production, Formula, Forces, Testing) - Ketones (Production, Formula, Forces, Testing) - Tollens Reagent - Fehlings Solution

AQA Chemistry AS 2021 Paper 1 QP ALCOHOLS: Primary and secondary alcohols are identified using acidified potassium dichromate. It turns from orange to green if they are present. Tertiary alcohols are not oxidised and the potassium dichromate remains green. ALDEHYDES: METHOD 1- Tollens reagent is added to the solution being tested and is warmed gently. If an aldehyde is present, a silver mirror will form I the test tube. If not, the solution will remain colourless. METHOD 2- Fehlings solution...

AQA A level Chemistry Questions and Answer (updated) 2022 Grade A Question:-What's the Test for a Carbonyl group? {{{Answer}}} (Brady's reagent (2,4 DNPH) Orange to yellow precipitate) Question:-Do Carbonyls have a lower or higher boiling point when compared to a corresponding Alcohol?{{{Answer}}} (Lower) Question:-Do Carbonyls have a higher or lower boiling point when compared to a corresponding Alkane?{{{Answer}}} (Higher) Question:-Do Carbonyls dissolve in water?{{{Answer}}} (...

These notes are compiled from various resources. These resources include: A Level Chemistry (Second Edition), AS CGP Chemistry revision guide and the online website Chemrevise. Writing and reading over these notes helped me attain an A* for my UCAS predicted grade