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3.3.9- Carboxlyic Acids And Esters Flashcards

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1
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Basic structure of carboxylic acid

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Basic structure of ester

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3
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What strength are carboxylic acids

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Weak acids

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4
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What happens when carboxylic acid react with carbonates

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Produce CO2

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5
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Show basic equation for making an ester

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Carboxylic acid + alcohol – ester and water

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6
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Show the reaction to make ethyl propanoate

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Propanoic acid + ethanol – ethyl propanoate + water

CH3CH2COOH + CH3CH2OH– CH3CH2COOCH2CH3

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7
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What are the conditions needed for esterfication

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Strong acid catalyst -H2SO4

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8
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Uses of esters

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Food flavourings
Solvents
Plasticisers

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9
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General structure of oils and fats

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10
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What are oils /fats hydrolysed to

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Form propan-1,2,3-triol

Which is glycerol and carboxylic acids

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Draw the hydrolysis if oils/fats

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12
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How do you make soap

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Heat oil with concentrated sodium hydroxide produces glycerol and sodium salt of carboxylic acids

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13
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What are sodium salts

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Soaps

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14
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Show equation to make soap

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Show equation to make biodiesel

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16
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What is Acylation

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The insertion of an Acyl group into a compound

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17
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What is the Acyl group

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18
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Basic structure of acid anhydride

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19
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Basic structure of Acyl chloride

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20
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Basic structure of amides

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21
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In nucleophilic addition elimination what are the products of 
Water 
Alcohols 
Ammonia 
Amines
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Carboxylic acids
Esters
Amides
N-substituted amides

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Draw the mechanism of Acyl chloride with water

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23
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Draw the mechanism of Acyl chloride with alcohols

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24
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Draw Acylation mechanism for Acyl chloride with amine

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25
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Draw Acylation mechanism for Acyl chloride with ammonia

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26
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What does a second mole of amine make in Acylation

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RNH3+Cl-

27
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What does a second mile of ammonia make in Acylation

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Makes NH4+ Cl-

28
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Draw Acylation mechanism for Acid anhydrides with water

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29
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Draw Acylation mechanism for Acid anhydrides with alcohol

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30
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Draw Acylation mechanism for Acid anhydrides with amine

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31
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Draw Acylation mechanism for Acid anhydrides with ammonia

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32
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What does second mole of amine make in Acylation with anhydrides

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R1C=O
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O-N+H3R2

33
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What does second mole of ammonia make in Acylation with acid anhydride

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R1C=O
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O-NH4+

34
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What is more useful in industry ethanoic anhydride or ethanoyl chloride

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Ethanoic anhydride

35
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Why is ethanoic anhydride more useful than ethanoyl chloride in industry

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Cheaper
Less corrosive
Less vulnerable to hydrolysis
Less dangerous reaction

36
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What is ethanoic anhydride and ethanoyl chloride used to make

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Fibres

Aspirin

37
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Why is ethanoyl chloride more useful in laboratory’s thank ethanoic anhydride

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More reactive

Cleaner product and reaction

38
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What does benzene look like

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39
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Molecular formula of benzene

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C6H6

40
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Structure of benzene

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Planar

41
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Bond length of benzene

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Intermediate between single and double

42
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Explain the bonds in benzene

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Each C bonded to 2 other C and 1 H so 1 unused electron
Unused electron is perpendicular to plane in p orbital
P orbitals overlap to form pi bonds negative charge above and below

43
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What makes benzene even more stable

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The electrons are delocalised so travel through whole system repelling each other making extra stable

44
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What was the proposed structure of benzene and what would it be called

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Triene

45
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Evidence against triene

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1)C-C bond length
All the bonds are same length on triene there not 2) addition reactions
Benzene does not readily undergo these reactions (de colourising bromine water ) where as triene would
3) enthalpy of hydrogenation
Expect triene to react with 3H2 to form cyclohexane releasing 360KJ/mol(3x120) it only release 208 showing benzene is 152 more stable than triene extra stability because is delocalised electrons

46
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What is extra stability called in benzene

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Delocalisation stability

47
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What is aromatic ring attacked by and why

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Electrophile because is very electron rich

48
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What reaction does and dosent benzene go through and why

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Does go through substitution because h atom replaced but not addition as would lose delocalisation and extra stability

49
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Reagents and conditions needed for nitration

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Conc HNO3 and conc H2SO4

50C

50
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Nitration generation of electrophile

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HNO3+ H2SO4– NO2+ + 2HSo4- +H3O+

51
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Nitration mechanism

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52
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Regeneration of catalyst

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H++ HSO4- — H2SO4

53
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Conditions for Friedel Crafts Acylation and why

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Need alcl3 and anhydrous (water has lone pairs )

54
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Generation of electrophile in acyl chloride mechanism

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55
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Friedel Crafts Acylation Acyl chloride mechanism

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56
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Friedel Crafts Acylation regeneration of catalyst Acyl chloride

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57
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Friedel Crafts acid anhydride generation of electrophile

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58
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Friedel Crafts acid anhydride mechanism

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59
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Friedel Crafts acid anhydride regeneration of catalyst

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60
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Importance of nitration

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1) manufactures of explosives

2) production of aromatic amines by reduction armotic nitro compound use Sn and HCl

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