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4.7 organic chemistry Flashcards

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1
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what is crude oil and what is it made from

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finite resource found in rocks. Crude oil is the remains of an ancient biomass consisting of plankton that was buried in mud

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what is crude oil a mixture of

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a number of compounds. Most compounds are hydrocarbons, which are molecules made up from only hydrogen and carbon atoms.

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what are most hydrocarbons in crude oil called

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alkanes, which only contain single covalent bonds making them saturated hydrocarbons

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4
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general formular for the homologous series of alkanes

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Cn H2n+2

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5
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formula of methane

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CH4

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formula of ethane

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C2H6

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formula of propane

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C3H8

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formula of butane

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C4H10

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products of hydrocarbon through combustion

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complete combustion: Carbon dioxide and Water.

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A larger hydrocarbon molecule/chain means what?

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lower flammability and volatility (how easily a liquid vaporises), higher viscosity and higher boiling points

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why do larger hydrocarbon molecules / chains have higher boiling points

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because the molecules are larger, the intermolecular forces are stronger/large, so more energy is required to break them

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12
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products of incomplete combustion

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carbon monixide, carbon particles known as soot

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describe the processes in fractional distillation

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crude oil is heated outside of column where most of it vapourises, mixture of vapour and liquids are passed into the bottom of the fractionating tower. Inside the tower is a concentration gradient, meaning that the top of the tower is cooler and the bottom is hotter. vapour rises up the column and cools and then condenses. each fraction has a different boiling point and condenses at different levels Larger/longer hydrocarbons condense towards the bottom as there are more intermolecular forces which require more energy to break. smaller hydrocarbons condense towards the top.

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14
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uses of LPG

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cooking equipment, heating appliances

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uses of petrol

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fuel for cars, heating appliances, produces electricity

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uses of kerosene

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fuel for jet

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uses of diesel oil

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fuel for cars, trains, large vehicles

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uses of heavy fuel oil

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fuel for large ship engines / marine boats, power stations

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19
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uses of bitumen

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used to make tarmac in road making

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what is the cracking of hydrocarbons

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when larger hydrocarbons are broken down to produce smaller and more useful molecules

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describe the cracking process

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heating the hydrocarbons to vapourise them, the vapours are either passed over a hot catalyst or mixed with steam and heated to a very high temperature

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22
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uses of cracking products

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high demand for fuels with small molecules, like petrol and diesel
alkanes are used to produce polymers and as starting materials for the production of many other chemicals

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23
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what type of reaction is cracking

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thermal decomposition reactions

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24
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products of cracking

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alkanes and unsaturated hydrocarbons called alkenes

25
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alkenes are hydrocarbons with what?

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a double carbon - carbon bond. they are unsaturated as they have more than one double carbon-carbon covalent bond.
they have 2 fewer hydrogen atoms than the alkane with same number of carbon atoms

26
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alkenes are more what than alkanes

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alkenes are more reactive.

27
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alkene reaction with bromine water

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turning it from orange to colourless

28
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general formular for homologous series in alkenes

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CnH2n

29
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draw the first four members of the homolgous series of alkenes

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ethene, proprene, butene and pentene
DRAW IT ON PAPER MAKE SURE ITS CORRECT

30
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formula of ethene

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C2H4

31
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formula of propene

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C3H6

32
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formula for butene

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C4H8

33
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formula for pentene

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C5H10

34
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functional group of alcohols

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OH

35
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give names of alcohols

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methanol, ethanol, propanol, butanol

36
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what do alcohols do to react

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dissolve in water to form a neutral solution
react with sodium to produce hydrogen
burn in the air

37
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how do alcohols turn into carboxylic acids

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they can be oxidised by oxidising agents

38
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ethanol + oxygen -> ?

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ethanoic acid

39
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uses of alcohols

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used as fuels, solvents, alcohol in alcoholic drinks

40
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what is fermentation

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when aqueous solutions of ethanol are produced when sugar solutions are fermented using yeast

41
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complete the equation
glucose -> ?

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ethanol + carbon dioxide

42
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conditions needed for fermentation

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yest, no air, temperatures from 30-40 degrees C

43
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optimum temperature for fermentation and why?

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38 degrees C
lower temperatures cause the reaction to be too slow
higher temperatures causes the yeast to die and enzymes to denature

44
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fermentation is done in the absence of what?

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air / oxygen
presence of air can cause extra reactions to occur, if the ethanol oxidises, it can produce ethanoic acid (vinegar)

45
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functional group of carboxylic acids

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COOH

46
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carboxylix acids do what to react

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dissolve in water to produce acidic solutions
react with carbonates to produce carbon dioxide
reacts with alcohols in the presence of an acid catalyst to produce esters

47
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what kind of acids are carboxylic acids

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weak acids as they do not ionise completely when dissolved in water.

48
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what are esters

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made from the reaction of carboxylic acids and alcohols in the presence of an acid catalyst eg. sulfuric acid

49
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functional group of esters

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-COO-

50
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whats the ester produced from ethanol and ethanoic acid

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ethyl ethanoate

51
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what is addition polymerisation

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Addition polymerisation is a process involving many small, unsaturated monomers combining to form one large polymer molecule

52
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what happens during additional polymerisation to alkenes

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the double bonds open up and many small unsaturated molecules join together to form very large saturated molecules.

53
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what is condensation polymerisation

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involves monomers with two functional groups. when these monomers react they join together, usually using small molecules such as water

53
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products of condensation polymerisation

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water

54
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amino acids have what functional groups in a molecule

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amino acids have two functional groups in a molecule

55
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amino acids react by what

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condensation polymerisation produce polypeptides

56
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when different amino acids are combined, what is produced?

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proteins

57
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