Carbon Compounds
Explore Carbon Compounds through interactive, curriculum-aligned experiments that explain key ideas in a clear and visual way. Students can learn concepts such as Calcium Carbide Reacts With Water, Carbon Compounds, and Combustion Of Carbon Compounds, observe results, and connect theory with classroom understanding. These experiments make learning carbon compounds easier and more engaging.
Allotropes of Carbon
OpenThis experiment demonstrates the different allotropes of carbon and their unique properties. Carbon exists in various forms such as diamond, graphite,...
Blowing into limewater (Reaction of limewater with CO2)
OpenThis experiment demonstrates the reaction of lime water with carbon dioxide. Two test tubes containing lime water are taken, and exhaled air is passed...
Bromine Water Test
OpenThis experiment demonstrates the presence and comparison of unsaturation in oils, showing that olive oil is more unsaturated than coconut oil because ...
Calcium Carbide Reacts With Water
OpenThis experiment demonstrates the reaction of calcium carbide with water. When calcium carbide is mixed with water, it produces acetylene gas. If the c...
Carbon Compounds
OpenThis experiment demonstrates the formation of carbon compounds. It shows how carbon forms bonds with elements like hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen, sulphur...
Carbon dioxide passing through lime water (Decomposition Reaction)
OpenThis experiment demonstrates the reaction of carbon dioxide with lime water. Carbon dioxide is produced by reacting baking soda with vinegar and is pa...
Combustion Of Carbon Compounds
OpenThis experiment demonstrates combustion in carbon compounds. When a watch glass is held over a yellow sooty flame, black soot gets deposited due to in...
Combustion Of Saturated Hydrocarbons
OpenThis experiment demonstrates the combustion of saturated hydrocarbons. When oxygen supply is limited, incomplete combustion occurs and a yellow, sooty...
Effect Of Soap On Cleaning (Micelles)
OpenThis experiment demonstrates how soap helps remove oily dirt. Water removes water-soluble dirt easily, but oily dirt does not wash away. When detergen...
Fire Extinguisher
OpenThis experiment demonstrates how carbon dioxide (CO2) helps to put out fire. When CO2 is released near burning wood, the flame reduces and goes out be...
Haloform reaction(Iodoform Test)
OpenThis experiment demonstrates the haloform reaction, showing that compounds containing a methyl ketone group or alcohols oxidizable to methyl ketones p...
Lucas Test (Test for Alcohols)
OpenThis experiment demonstrates the Lucas Test, showing that primary, secondary, and tertiary alcohols react with Lucas reagent at different rates to for...
Oxidation Of Ethanol
OpenThis experiment demonstrates the oxidation of ethanol to ethanoic acid by alkaline potassium permanganate, shown by the fading of the purple color unt...
Preparation Of Ethyne From Calcium Carbide
OpenThis experiment demonstrates the reaction of calcium carbide with water, producing ethyne gas and calcium hydroxide, where the flammable ethyne burns ...
Properties Of Ethanoic Acid
OpenThis experiment demonstrates the acidic nature and relative strength of acids by showing that both hydrochloric acid and ethanoic acid turn blue litmu...
Properties Of Ethanol
OpenThis experiment demonstrates the reaction of ethanol with sodium, producing sodium ethoxide and hydrogen gas, which is confirmed by a pop sound and bl...
Reaction of soap and detergent with water
OpenThis experiment demonstrates the difference between soap and detergent by showing that detergent produces more foam in water, while soap forms less la...
Reaction of Soap and Oil with Water
OpenThis experiment demonstrates the emulsifying action of soap by showing that oil and water remain separate without soap, but mix to form a cloudy emuls...
Reaction of Soap with Hard and Pure water
OpenThis experiment demonstrates the different behavior of soap in pure and hard water by showing that soap produces more foam in pure water, while in har...
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