3.3.10.1 Bonding Flashcards

1
Q

What is the formula of benzene?

A

C6H6

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2
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What flame does benzene burn with?

A

A sooty flame

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3
Q

What is the skeletal structure of benzene?

A

See card

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4
Q

Of double and single bonds, which are stronger?

A

Single

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5
Q

What are arenes?

A

Carbon rings

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6
Q

What is the structure of benzene?

A

Flat regular hexagon of carbon atoms
4th electron of each carbon is in the pi orbital
These pi orbitals overlap which form a region of electron density above and below the ring

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7
Q

What gives benzene it’s stability?

A

The delocalised electron cloud

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8
Q

Why does benzene have a higher melting point than hexane?

A

The hexagonal molecules pack together well in the solid state which makes them harder to seperate

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9
Q

How do you name benzene rings?

A

(functional groups)benzene

e.g. methylbenzene

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10
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What does the skeletal structure of benzene look like?

A

A hexagon with a circle in the middle

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11
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Why is benzene more stable than cyclohexa-1,3,5-triene?

A

Because of delocalisation

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