2) Nature's Chemistry Flashcards

1
Q

vitamins dissolve better in ___ than ___

A

fats than water (vitamins are non-polar)

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2
Q

generally oils are (non/polar)

A

non polar

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3
Q

name for glycerol

A

propan-1,2,3-triol

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4
Q

esters are made by reacting

A

an alcohol and carboxylic acid

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5
Q

how to name an ester

A

(alcohol) -yl (acid)-anoate

e. g. methyl ethanoate

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6
Q

an ester is broken down into smaller molecules using

A

hydrolysis

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7
Q

reverse reaction of hydrolysis of an ester

A

condensation

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8
Q

glycerol can be obtained from a fat using

A

hydrolysis

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9
Q

the breakdown of fats and oils produces

A

glycerol and acids

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10
Q

each OH group (on glycerol) can combine with ___ ________ each

A

one carboxylic acid

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11
Q

the breakdown of fats and oils produces glycerol and fatty acids in the ratio of

A

1 : 3 (glycerol : fatty acids) moles

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12
Q

only _________________ have an effect on saturation

A

carbon to carbon double bonds

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13
Q

fats are _____ of glycerol and _____ carboxylic acids

A

esters , long chain

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14
Q

fats are packed together ______ than oils because

A

tighter; oils have more carbon to carbon double bonds that prevents tighter packing whereas fats have less

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15
Q

fats have ____ van der waals forces between molecules than oils

A

stronger

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16
Q

result of reacting an ALDEHYDE with benedict’s reagent

A

blue -> brick red

17
Q

result of reacting an ALDEHYDE with tollen’s reagent

A

colourless -> a silver precipitate

18
Q

result of reacting an ALDEHYDE with acidified potassium dichromate solution

A

orange -> green

19
Q

result of reacting a KETONE with benedict’s reagent

20
Q

result of reacting a KETONE with tollen’s reagent

21
Q

result of reacting a KETONE with acidified potassium dichromate solution

22
Q

general formula for aldehydes and ketones

23
Q

proteins are amides/salts/esters

24
Q

soaps are amides/salts/esters

25
fats are amides/salts/esters
esters
26
essential oils are/n't volatile and are/n't water soluble
are volatile and aren't water soluble
27
effect of adding hydroxyl groups on water solubility
makes it more water soluble
28
the three stages of free racials
initiation propagation termination
29
explain clearly why the first ionisation energy of element X is much lower than its second. (3) also appears as: explain clearly why the second ionisation energy of element X is much higher than its first. (3)
The first ionisation energy removed an electron from the outermost shell and the second was removal from an inner shell. The removal from a complete shell requires more energy than removal from an incomplete shell.
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when something is oxidised it can either lose / gain an electron or lose / gain an oxygen
when something is oxidised it can either lose an electron or gain an oxygen