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1
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alcohol homologous series

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OH functional group and nothing else

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2
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general formula for alcohols

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CnH2n+1 OH

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3
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when are alcohols formed

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when halogenalkanes undergo nucleophilic substitution reactions with aqueous hydroxides

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4
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naming simple alcohols

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-longest carbon chain- prefix
-suffix is OL
-include position number before OL in name

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5
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how to classify alcohols

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by number of carbons bonded to one with hydroxyl group

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6
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primary alcohol

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carbon with OH bonded to one other carbon

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secondary alcohol

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carbon with OH bonded to 2 other carbons

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8
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tertiary alcohol

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carbon with OH bonded to three more carbons

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9
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diol

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when alkane hydrogen replaced by 2 OH groups

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10
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naming diols

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-write full name of longest chain
-suffix for diol end of chain name
-add position number for OH groups
-write position number of diol before each suffix and after prefix

Eg- hexane-2,2-diol

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11
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drawing alcohols

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draw longest carbon chain
-position of OH group
-add OH extra when drawing diols

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12
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strongest IM force between alcohol molecules

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hydrogen bonding
-compared to alkanes and alkenes they have strongest bonding

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13
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solubility of alcohols as chain increases

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-polar molecules
-short ones highly soluble
-as it grows solubility decreases because greater region of chain non polar and non polar substances highly insoluble in polar solutes

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14
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carbonyl compounds

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double bond C–O

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15
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aldehyde

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when carbonyl bonded to carbon and hydrogen or two hydrogens
C double O and two H

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16
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general formula for aldehyde

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CnH2nO

CHO structural formula

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17
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alkyl group

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CH3Ch2CH2CH2

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18
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naming simple aldehydes

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longest chain
-suffix is al
-always on end of carbon chain so dont add position name

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19
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ketone

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when carbonyl of C–O bonded to 2 carbons

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20
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general formula for ketones

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CnH2nO

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21
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structural formula of ketones

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CH3COCH3

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22
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aldehyde structural formula

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CH3CH2CHO

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23
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naming simple ketones

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-longest carbon chain
suffix for ketone one
add position number because always on second carbon
eg pentanone
pentan-3-one

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24
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carbonyls

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aldehyde
ketone
carboxylic acid

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25
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carboxylic acid

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when C–O bonded to carbon and OH

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26
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general formula carboxylic acid

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CnH2n+1 COOH

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27
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naming carboxylic acid

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-prefix for longest chain
-suffix anoic acid
always at end of chain so no position name

28
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drawing carbonyls

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-carbon chain
aldehyde end of chain
-add ketone to position number carbon
-add COOH for anoic acid

29
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IM forces of carbonyls

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van der waal

dipole dipole
COOH have hydrogen bonding

30
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oxidation in organic chem

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whenever a carbon forms a bond with a more electronegative element

31
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what do primary alcohols form when oxidised

A

aldehydes

32
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what do secondary alcohols form when oxidised

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ketones

33
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why cant tertiary alcohols be oxidised

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carbon hydrogen bonds break when oxidised but they dont have C-H bonds so dont oxidise

34
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oxidising agent for alcohols

A

potassium dichromate
K2CR2O7

35
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how to use potassium dichromate to oxidise alcohols

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acidify
add dilute acid
-sulfuric acid normally

36
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ethanol reaction with potassium dichromate

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ethanol + Cr2O72- + H+ = ethanal + Cr(111) + water

37
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chromium change of oxidation state

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+6 from Cr2O72- to CR(111) 3+
reduced

38
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colour change of oxidation of alcohols

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orange to green

39
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aldehyde oxidation product

A

carboxylic acid

40
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half equations for oxidation of alcohols

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1identify oxidising agent- Cr2O72 = Cr3+
-balance atoms- hydrogens with ions and water oxygens with water
-balance charges- add electrons in reactants side

41
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symbol for oxidising agents

A

O with brackets around it

42
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what happens during elminiation reactions

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2 sigma bonds break and a pi bond forms

43
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products of alcohol elimination reaction

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alcohol = alkene + h20

44
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elimination reaction catalyst

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conc h2so4 or h3po4

45
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external factors done in eliminaton reaction of alcohols

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heat alcohol to increase rate of reaction
-use sulfuric acid or hydrogen phosphate

46
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conditions for elimination reactions of alcohols

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concentrated acid catalyst
-heat alcohol to speed up reaction

47
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what to replace sulfuric catalyst with in mechanisms

A

H+ ions

48
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how to remove alkene from preperation of dehydration reaction of alcohol

A

distilation
-strongest IM force pent1-ene has is van der waal but strongest alcohol has is hydrogen bonding so boiling point weaker so separate

49
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where can hydrogens only be removed during alcohol reactions

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hydrogens on carbons adjacent next to carbon with OH group

50
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hydration of alkenes alcohol

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alkenes + water reversible to alcohol
-double bond alkene plus water alkane plus OH group

51
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steps of hydration alkene reaction

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-add alkene in gas phase into reactor
-add water in form of steam
-add acid catalyst to start reaction

52
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what type of reaction is hydration of alkenes

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electrophilic addition

53
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making alcohol from ethene

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-convert to ethanol
phosphoric acid catalyst
-300 degrees
-compromise of yield and rate
-6000KPA
high pressure expensive but shift yield
-

54
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equation for hydration of ethene

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C2H4 +H2O REVERSIBLE C2H5OH

55
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confitions of fermentation of yeast

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no oxygen
-can contaminate ethanol to ethanoic acid
-oxygen can make co2 and h20
-temps 25 degrees no lower between 25 and 40
-temp any lower and slow rate and any higher and enzymes denature

56
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advantages of fermentation

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-renewable resources- plants
-more sustainable
-cheaper
-less energy used

57
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disadvantages of hydration reactions

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-non renewable reources
-more expensive
higher eneegy use

58
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advantages of hydration

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continuous process
-100 percent atom economy
-faster rate of reaction

59
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disadvantages of fermentation

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-slower rate of reaction
atom economy lower than 100 percent
-batch process not continuous

60
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equation for reaction during fermentation

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C6H12O6 = 2C2H5OH + 2CO2

61
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carbon nuetral fuel

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carbon taken in same as carbon let out during photosynthesis and combustion
-no overall co2 emissions

62
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how to produce aldehydes

A

distill

63
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how to produce ketones and carboxylic acids

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heat under reflux

64
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test for tertiary alcohols

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add potassium dichromate and colour orange because cant be oxidised

65
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test for secondary or primary alcohols

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add potassium dichromate and solution will turn green

66
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test for primary alcohol

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tollens reagent
-silver mirror forms when aldehyde present
-no reaction for ketone

67
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benedict or fehling for aldehydes

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solution turns red when aldehyde present
-no change for ketone
-stay blue

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