Kamm O. Qualitative Organic Analysis. An Elementary Course in the Identification of Organic Compounds

John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 1923. — 266 p. (в электронном варианте) OCRИз предисловия. Qualitative Organic Analysis has not been taught generally because of the assumption on the part of chemists that the multiplicity of organic compounds excludes the possibility of a systematic procedure. This is the opinion of those who have not taught the subject; those who have had experience in presenting the work both in the classroom and the laboratory realize that Qualitative Organic Analysis is capable of logical and systematic treatment and that it is of fundamental importance in the elementary training of the chemist in the organic field.The course outlined in this text is intended to follow the usual work in synthetic organic preparations; Part A corresponds to the classroom work while Part В embodies the actual laboratory directions. The classified tables in Part С have not previously been used in actual laboratory instruction and suggestions in regard to corrections and additions from those who have occasion to use them in classwork will be appreciated. The tables are intended only for preliminary aid before resorting to the advanced reference books.Theoretical Part
The Method of Qualitative Organic Analysis
The Solubility Behavior of Organic Compounds
Classification Reactions : Hydrocarbons and Their Oxygen and Halogen Derivatives
Classification Reactions: The Simple Nitrogen and Sulfur Compounds
Classification Reactions: Compounds with Unlike Substituents
Laboratory Directions
Procedure for the Analysis of an Individual Compound
Determination of Physical Constants and Analysis for the Elements
Laboratory Work on the Solubility Behavior of Organic Compounds
Laboratory Work on Classification Reactions of Organic Compounds
Preparation of Derivatives
Quantitative Analysis of Substituent Groups
Examination of Mixtures
Classified Tables of Compounds