5.4 ORGANICS II Flashcards
Functional group of alcohol molecules
-OH
Conditions for hydration of ethene
- 300c
- 65atm pressure
- Phosphoric Acid Catalyst
Raw material used in hydration of ethene
Crude oil - provides the ethene
Advantages of hydration of ethene
- Runs continuously
- Makes pure ethanol
Hydration of ethene equation
Ethene + Water –> Ethanol
Disadvantages to hydration of ethene
- Conditions require lots of energy
- Non-renewable raw material used
Disadvantages to hydration of ethene
- Conditions require lots of energy
- Non-renewable raw material used
Conditons for fermentation of glucose
- Yeast to provide enzymes
- 30c
- Anaerobic conditions
Conditons for fermentation of glucose
- Yeast to provide enzymes
- 30c
- Anaerobic conditions
Raw material used in fermentation of glucose
Sugar cane - provides the glucose
Fermentation of glucose equation
Glucose –> 2Ethanol + 2Carbon Dioxide
Advantages to fermentation of glucose
- Renewable resource used
- Conditions not energy intensive
Disadvantages to fermentation of glucose
- Makes impure ethanol
- Must be done in individual batches
Observation for combustion of ethanol
Non-luminous, blue flame
Equation for ethanol combustion
Ethanol + 3Oxygen –> 2Carbon Dioxide + 2Water
What happens to ethanol when it is microbially or chemically oxidated
It becomes ethanoic acid