CERTIFICATE
Name ___AJITSINGH __________ RollNo.__7580437_______________________
Class:- 12th SECTION (Med/Non-Med.)___Medical_______
SUBJECT :- CHEMISTRY
PROJECT :- To study some of the common food adulterants present in different food- stuffs.
This is to certify that this project file belongs to AJIT SINGH S/O
sh.R.K.CHARAK , annual examination Rollno7580437 of the session 2020.
The student has completed the project basedon adulteration in the school laboratory
& all signatures are genuine to the best of my knowledge .
Signature of Principal Signature of Teacher
AIM-1:- To study the presence of adulterants in fat, oil & butter.
Requirements :- Test tube, Conc.HCl , Acetic acid , Conc. Sulphuric acid ,
Acetic anhydride , Conc. Nitric acid .
Theory :- Common adulterants present in ghee & oil are paraffin wax ,
hydrocarbons , dyes & argemone oil. These are detected as follows :-
- Adulteration of argemone oil in edible oils
To a small amount of oil in TT , add a few drops of Conc.
Nitric acid & shake. Appearance of red colour in the acid
layer indicates presence of argemone oil
[OIL + Conc. Nitric acid------------> Red Colour ]
- Adulteration of paraffin wax & hydrocarbon in vegetable oil
Heat the amount of vegetable ghee with acetic anhydride .
Droplets of oil floating on the surface of unused acetic
anhydride indicates the presence of wax or hydrocarbon.
- Adulteration of dyes in fat
Heat 1ml of fat with a mixture of 1ml conc. Sulphuric acid
& 4ml of acetic acid. Appearance of pink or
red colour indicates presence of dye in fat
[ Fat + Conc. Sulphuric acid + Acetic acid---> Pink or red Colour ]
- Adulteration of vegetable ghee in desi ghee( BANDOUIN TEST)
Take a small amount of desi ghee in a TT & add to it
1 ml of HCl & 2-3 drops of 2% alcoholic solution of furfural.
Shake the contents vigorously. Appearance of red colour of
the acid layer shows that vegetable ghee has been mixed
as an adulterant to desi ghee
[ Desi ghee + 2% alc-furfural ---> Red colouration ]
Attach Sample :- sample of ghee in polybag with proper setting.
Do not use this sample on the project file as oil ghee
gets melted & oozes out , thus destroying the project file.
Better to use before 1 hr of exam.
AIM 2. :- To detect the presence of adulterants in sugar
Requirements
Test tube , conc. Sulphuric acid , alcoholic solution
of alpha-naphthol , dil HCl.
Procedure
Sugar is usually contaminated with sodium carbonate &
other insoluble substances which are detected as follows :-
- Adulteration of Chalk powder, washing soda in sugar
To a small amount of sugar in a TT, add a few drops of dil.HCl .
Brisk effervescence of carbon dioxide shows the presence
of chalk powder or washing soda in the given sample
[Sugar + dil . HCl → CO2 → presence of washing soda or chalk powder]
- Adulteration of various insoluble substances in sugar
[Sugar + water → Shake → impurities do not dissolve in water ]
AIM 3:- To study the presence of adulterants in samples of chilli
powder , turmeric powder & pepper.
Requirements
Test -tube, Conc. HCl , dil. Nitric acid . KI solution
Procedure
Common adulterants present in chilli powder , turmeric powder &
pepper are red coloured lead salts, brick powder , yellow lead
salts & papaya seeds etc. They can be detected as follows
- Adulteration of red salts in chilli powder
To a sample of chilli powder + dil. Nitric acid .
Filter the solution & + 2drops of KI solution to filtrate.
Yellow ppt. Indicates the presence of Pb salts in chilli powder
- Adulteration of Yellow Pb salts in turmeric powder
To sample of turmeric powder add conc. HCl ,
appearance of magenta colour shows p/o yellow
oxides of Pb in sample
- Adulteration of dried papaya seeds in pepper
To sample Pepper in a beaker containing water -stir
the content with a glass rod . Dried papaya seeds
being lighter float over water while pure
pepper settles at the bottom
Attach Sample In separate polybags showing
a clear difference of impure & pure
: 1. RED chilli & Brick powder
2. Pb yellow salt & turmeric powder
3. Dried papaya seeds & pepper
This is for all students.
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