2. Homologous Series 2 Flashcards

1
Q

Explain what is meant by an “addition reaction”.

A

A reaction in which a smaller molecule joins to a larger molecule, breaking a double bond.

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2
Q

State the name of the reaction between an alkene and water.

A

Hydration.

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3
Q

State the name of the reaction between an alkene and hydrogen.

A

Hydrogenation

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4
Q

State the family that the products of the reaction between alkenes and halogens belong to.

A

Dihaloalkanes.

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5
Q

State the family that the products of the reaction between alkenes and water belong to.

A

Alcohols.

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6
Q

State the family that the products of the reaction between alkenes and hydrogen belong to.

A

Alkanes.

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7
Q

State a use of alcohols other than as fuels.

A

Fuels and solvents.

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8
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Give two reasons why alcohols are used as fuels.

A

They are highly flammable and burn with a clean flame.

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9
Q

Define “miscible”.

A

Can be mixed in any quantity without separation.

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10
Q

State which alcohols, from methanol to octanol, are miscible in water.

A

Methanol, ethanol and propanol.

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11
Q

As the size of the molecule increases, the solubility ______.

A

Decreases.

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12
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As the size of the molecule increases, the melting/boiling points ______.

Explain why this occurs.

A

Increase.

The strength of the intermolecular forces are stronger the larger the molecule is.

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13
Q

Name the functional group present in all alcohols.

A

Hydroxyl (-OH)

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14
Q

State whether the alcohols are saturated or unsaturated.

A

Saturated.

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15
Q

Give the general formula of the alcohols.

A

C(n)H(2n+1)OH

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16
Q

Name the first eight alcohols.

A

Methanol, ethanol, propanol, butanol, pentanol, hexanol, heptanol, octanol.

17
Q

Give three uses of the carboxylic acids.

A

Preservatives, soaps and medicines.

18
Q

Name the carboxylic acid that vinegar is formed of.

A

Ethanoic acid.

19
Q

Give the molecular formula for vinegar.

A

CH(3)COOH

20
Q

Explain why vinegar can be used in household cleaning products.

A

It is a non-toxic acid.