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Surname: PROJECT 2: QUALITY CONTROL, ANALYSIS OF EVERYDAY PRODUCTS
PROJECT 2: QUALITY CONTROL, ANALYSIS OF EVERYDAY PRODUCTS
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Background
Quality in our day to day experiences surpasses quantity, and it plays a crucial role in
daily lives. In the absence of quality, we may end up consuming substandard products which
consequently can result in causing harm to the body or the environment. In Chemistry, the
capacity to check the quality of any given product entails an illustration of the groupings of the
elements that exist in the sample and confirming that they meet the terms of the product stated.
In checking the quality of a productive otherwise recognized as qualitative exploration, various
methods that defer in complexity depending on the kind of sample that can be applied. In some
instances, one may be necessitated to validate the presence of an element of the cluster that may
require tests that are specialized in relation to the sample being tested. Examples of such tests
that are unique to the sample are flame tests and spot tests. In several cases, the complexity of the
samples requires systematic evaluations to establish all the elements existent in the complex
group. The methods of analyzing the quality of a product can be classified into two categories
which are the qualitative organic analysis and the qualitative inorganic analysis.
Inorganic compounds are complex in nature, and as such, they follow a standard
procedure which involves conducting a hard test consisting of exposing the sample to specific
degrees of heat aimed at eliminating some elements like carbon and water. By exposing to a
flame, the sample and observing the changes in the coloring of either the product or the flame it
can be noted and recorded somewhere. However, the quality of some elements can only be
established by using a characteristic flame. After the sample undergoes through the dry test and
initial studies, it is usually dissolved in a solvent usually water, so as to determine the anionic
and cationic elements. The method follows the principle that exposing the solution to several
reagents will assist in establishing the constituent elements present in the solution. The
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successive treatment of the constituent elements with reagents divides the large groups into
smaller subdivisions or single elements. After the element is separated, it undergoes qualitative
analysis which constitutes evaluating the element to establish whether it is present as well as the
amount present. Sections of the sample may be dissolved individually and several processes
conducted for each particular section to determine the cationic and anionic elements. However,
this method of evaluating the constituent elements of a sample is usually a bit difficult, especially
when dealing with anions and cations.
The nature of organic compounds is generally tested by exposing the compound to heat
whereby most of them react by either melting, producing smoky or non-smoky burning flames,
and in some instances, the flame can leave behind a carbon deposit which is black in color.
Elements that are found in organic compounds includes carbon, sulfur, oxygen, nitrogen,
hydrogen and some compounds having some metals and halogens.
A volumetric analysis will be carried out when evaluating and...