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Journal of Experiment
Journal of Experiment
A. OBJECTIVES
1. Know how to identification organic and inorganis substances which contain in
urine.
2. Know how to differentiate between normal and abnormal urine
B. APPARATUS AND CHEMICALS
1. Apparatus
a. Test tubes (16 units)
b. Rack of test tube (3 units)
c. Small hose (1 unit)
d. Stirrer (2 units)
e. Regular funnel (1 unit)
f. Drops pipette (10 units)
g. Measure glass 10 mL and 25 mL @(2 units)
h. Beaker glass 500 mL (1 unit)
i. Erlenmeyer flask 100 mL (1 unit)
j. Wood clamp (2 units)
k. Spray bottle (1 unit)
l. Bunsen burner (2 units)
m. Tripod and gauze @(1 unit)
n. Watch glass (1 unit)
o. Spatula (2 units)
p. Stopwatch (1 unit)
q. Rough and soft cloth @(1 unit)
2. Chemicals
a. Urine
b. Silver nitrate dilute solution (AgNO3)
c. Ammonium molybdat solution ((NH4)2Mo7O24)
d. Nitric acid concentrate solution (HNO3)
e. Acid chloride solution 1 M (HCl)
f. Barium chloride solution 0.1 M (BaCl2)
g. Sodium hydroxide solution 0.1 M, 1 M, 2.5 N (NaOH)
h. Barium hydroxide solution (Ba(OH)2)
i. Ammonium oxalate saturate solution ((NH4)2C2O4)
j. Acetic acid solution 0.1 M, 2 N and concentrate (CH3COOH)
k. Acetic acid glacial solution (CH3COOH)
l. Ammonium hydroxide solution 1 M (NH4OH)
m. Xanhydrol in methanol solution
n. Sodium nitroprusid solution 0.1 M and 5% (Na2[Fe(CN)5NO])
o. Ammonium sulphate solid (NH4)2SO4)
p. Glucose solution 1% (C6H12O6)
q. Urea solution 0.1 M (CO(NH2)2)
r. Red phenol solution 0.04% (C6H5OH)
s. Soybean powder
t. Oxalic acid solution 0.1 M (H2C2O4)
u. Copper sulphate solution 0.01 M (CuSO4)
v. Aquadest (H2O)
w. Nessler reagent
x. Benedict reagent
y. Fehling reagent
z. Tollens reagent
aa. Cotton
bb. Aluminium foil
cc. Matches
dd. Litmus paper
ee. Spiritus
ff. Tissue
gg. Filter paper
C. WORK PROCEDURES
1. Determination the organic substances of urine
a. Cl-
e. Ca2+
5 drops of urine 5 mL of 5 mL of 5 mL of
Benedict’s Fehling’s Tollens
reagent reagent reagent
(Tube 1) (Tube 2) (Tube 3)
Repeat for
glucose 1%
Several drops of
CH3COOH until excessive
l. Dissociation react of Urea by Urease
Repeat
for Urine
1-2 drops 1 drop of Stir it
of urea 0.1 N H2C2O4 0.1 M
n. Formation of Biuret