3.1 - Additional Organic Flashcards

1
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Functional group examples

A
  1. Alkanes - C - C
  2. Alkenes - C = C
  3. Alcohols - O - H -anol
  4. Carboxylic acids - COOG - anoic acid
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2
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What is the difference between molecular and structural formula?

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A molecular formula is a formula that shows the number and types of atom present
-this is a formula that shows the number and type of atoms present and how they are arranged

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3
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What are isomers?

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These have the same molecular formula but different structural formula

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4
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Explain how ethanol is made by fermentation

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Starting materials: glucose, water yeast
Glucose = ethanol + carbon dioxide
Anaerobic respiration - done in the absence of oxygen
-20% alcohol because the ethanol kills the yeast above this amount
-temp of 25-35 celcius
-it releases Co2 but is absorbed to make the sugar so it is carbon neutral
-yeast is removed by filtering and ethanol & water is distilled to get water

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5
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What is the formula for alkanes and alkenes?

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Alkanes = Cn H2n+2
Alkenes = CnH2n
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6
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What is the symbol equation for

Glucose= ethanol + carbon dioxide

A

C6H12O6 = 2C2H5OH+2CO2

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7
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What is the test to identify ethanoic acid?

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Use sodium carbonate and see if it fizzes

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8
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What colour is ethanoic and sulphuric acid in universal indicator?

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Ethanoic acid = turns orange

Sulphuric acid= turns red

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9
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What are the observations with magnesium for ethanoic and sulphuric acid?

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  • ethanoic acid= fizzes slowly, heat can be lost

- sulphuric acid= fizzes vigorously, heat produced quickly

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10
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Describe why sulphuric acid is a strong acid

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It fully dissociates (ionises) into its ions
H2S04 = 2H+ + SO2-
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11
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Describe why ethanoic acid is a weak acid

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It does not fully dissociate into its ions, it only partially dissociates
CH3= H+ + CH3COO-

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12
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What are the social advantages and disadvantages of the use of the alcoholic drinks?

A

Ad:
-makes people relaxed

Dis:

  • liver damage
  • antisocial behaviour
  • domestic violence
  • family breakdown due to alcoholism
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13
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Economic advantages and disadvantages of alcoholic drinks

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Ad:

  • revenue for government through taxes
  • jobs in brewing industry

Dis:

  • increased police costs for antisocial behaviour
  • increased costs for NHS due to alcohol related illnesses
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14
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Why does air have to be absent for the process of fermentation?

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Because if air was present then ethanoic acid would be made

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15
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What is the method used to obtain ethanol from the mixture?

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Fractional distillation

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16
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How to recover yeast?

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By filtration

17
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What is a homologous?

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A family of compounds with the same functional group. The second part of the name tells us the homolygous series it is in

18
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What are the necessary conditions for fermentation to occur?

A

A glucose solution

  • temperature from 25 to 35 degrees
  • absence of oxygen
  • a pH in the range 4-7
19
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Why is ethanol the first liquid to be collected in the beaker?

A

It has a lower boiling point

20
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What are the advantages of ethanol as a fuel?

A
  • carbon neutral
  • renewable resource
  • does not produce sulfur dioxide
  • reduces the demand on fossil fuels
21
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What are the disadvantages of ethanol as a fuel?

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  • needs a lot of land to grow crops
  • needs a lot of sunlight to grow crops
  • food shortages as land used for fuel and not food
22
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What can ethanol be used as a solvent for?

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  • disinfectant

- manufacture for varnishes and perfumes

23
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Control measures to keep safe with ethanol in an experiment

A
  • highly flammable so keep lid on at all times unless it is being used
  • beaker will become hot so clamp it
24
Q

How to reduce heat (fire triangle)

A

Add water

25
Q

How to remove oxygen (air) in a fire triangle?

A
  • foam to extinguish the aircraft fire
  • fire blanket for a chip pan fire or a person
  • carbon dioxide powder to put out indoor fires, chemical and electrical fires
26
Q

How to remove fuel? (FT)

A

Switch off electrical or gas supply

-fire breaks for forest fires

27
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What is the process called that ethanol undergoes to be ethanoic acid?

A

Microbial oxidation