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Ammonia in liquorice

Article no: P7188200

Principle
Liquorice has a sharp taste, because it contains ammonium chloride. Ammonia can be detected with sodium hydroxide solution, chloride with silver nitrate. It can be shown by the example ammonia and ammonium salts, that substances can be used for very different purposes, according to their concentration.

 

Learning objectives

  • Verification procedures for ammonia in foods 

 

Benefits

  • Easy teaching and efficient learning by using interactive experimentation PHYWE-Software
  • Experiment is part of a complete solution set with experiments for the topic Food Chemistry matched with international curriculum: all topics are covered

 

Scope of delivery

Spoon, special steel 33398-00 1
Wash bottle, 250 ml, plastic 33930-00 1
Watch glass, dia.100 mm 34574-00 2
Beaker, 100 ml, plastic (PP) 36081-00 2
Graduated cylinders, plastic, various sizes 36629-01 1
Test tube, laboratory glass, various lengths, 100 pcs. 37658-10 1
Test tube brush w. wool tip,d20mm 38762-00 1
Test tube rack, wood, for 6 tubes d= 22mm MAU-20042200 1
Laboratory pen, waterproof, black 38711-00 1
Test tube holder, up to d 22mm 38823-00 1
Protecting glasses, clear glass 39316-00 1
Rubber gloves, size M (8), one pair 39323-00 1
Glass rod, boro 3.3, l=200mm, d=6mm 40485-04 2
Pipette with rubber bulb 64701-00 3
Ammonium chloride 250 g 30024-25 1
Nitric acid 1,40 g/ml, 65%, 500 ml 30213-50 1
Silver nitrate solution 5% 100 ml 30223-10 1
Caustic soda sol. 32% 1000 ml 30266-70 1
Water, distilled 5 l 31246-81 1
Indicator paper, pH1-14, roll 47004-02 1

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