Laterite Soil
Laterite is a type of rock and soil that is abundant in iron and aluminium and is typically associated with hot and humid tropical regions. Due to its high concentration …
Laterite is a type of rock and soil that is abundant in iron and aluminium and is typically associated with hot and humid tropical regions. Due to its high concentration …
Solvay Process is a process of producing soda from salt. It involves introducing carbon dioxide into the brine, which leads to the formation of sodium bicarbonate. This substance is subsequently heated …
Collin’s reagent, which consists of dipyridine-complex chromium(VI) oxide in dichloromethane, is utilized to specifically transform primary alcohols into aldehydes through oxidation. It can accommodate various functional groups present in the …
Holozoic nutrition refers to a form of heterotrophic nutrition where an organism consumes complex organic food materials by ingesting them, followed by digestion and absorption of the nutrients into its …
Hinsberg reagent or benzene sulfonyl chloride is a reagent utilized in the Hinsberg test to differentiate primary, secondary, and tertiary amines present in a given sample. Hinsberg Reagents formula is …
The Nessler reagent, or potassium tetraiodomercurate, is composed of potassium cations and an anion called tetraiodomercurate (II). Its molecular formula can be represented as [K2(HgI4)]. Julius Nessler, a German chemist, …
De Morgan’s Law is one of the crucial laws in sets. Various operations are performed on sets like complement, union and intersection. These operations and their usage are further simplified …
Schiff reagent(C19H21N3S2O7.4H2O) is a compound that results from the reaction between sodium bisulfite and fuchsin(C20H19N3.HCl), a magenta-coloured dye. It is commonly used as a chemical test to identify the presence …
The Aldol condensation reaction is a well-known organic reaction that involves the synthesis of β-hydroxy carbonyl compounds from aldehydes or ketones. This reaction was first discovered by French chemist Charles-Adolphe …
The Gabriel Phthalimide Synthesis is a chemical reaction, commonly used to convert primary alkyl halides into primary amines. In 1887, Siegmund Gabriel, a German chemist, along with his partner James …