DNP
test/ DNP test
What
is DNP/ DNPH?
DNP/ DNPH is
2,4-dinitrophenyl hydrazine. Its structure is:
What
is the DNP/ DNPH test?
When Aldehyde or Ketone is
treated with 2,4-dinitrophenyl hydrazine, corresponding 2,4-dinitrophenyl
hydrazine is formed which is yellow crystalline compound forms. This is called
DNP/ DNPH test.
What
is DNP reagent?
DNP reagent is the yellow-colored solution formed by dissolving 2,4-dinitrophenyl hydrazine powder into
Concentrated sulphuric acid.
How
is DNP/ DNPH test carried out?
1 ml of Organic sample is
taken in a clean and dry test tube. Then a few drops of DNP/ DNPH reagent is
added.
Formation of Yellow
crystalline compound confirms the given compound is carbonyl compound (Aldehyde
or Ketone).
What
is the observation made during the DNP/ DNPH test?
DNP solution is Yellow
colored liquid. When it is added to the carbonyl, yellow crystalline solid forms.
This is an observation made.
Suggest
Chemical test for the Carbonyl compound.
DNP/DNPH test is the test
for the Carbonyl compound.
Can
DNP test be used as a chemical to distinguish aldehyde from a ketone?
No, the DNP test cannot be
used to distinguish aldehyde from ketone. For such distinction, Tollen’s test
or Fehling test is suitable.
Distinguish Ethanal from
ethanol.
Ethanal
is distinguished from ethanol by using DNP/DNPH test. Ethanal is aldehyde which
is a carbonyl compound so it gives DNP test. Whereas, Ethanol is not a carbonyl
compound so it doesn’t give DNP test.
Give one example of the DNP
test.
What is its significance?
DNP/
DNPH test is a chemical test for distinction of aldehyde and ketone from other
organic compounds.
What is the mechanism
behind reaction involved in the DNP test?
It
involves two steps:
Step:1
Addition
of 2,4-dinitrophenyl hydrazine across the C=O bond.
Step:2
Then
intermediate eliminates water molecule to form corresponding
2,4-dinitrophenylhydrazone which is a yellow crystalline compound.
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