Alcohols Flashcards

1
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Alcohol produced

A

They are produced industrially by hydration of alkenes in the presence of an acid catalyst

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2
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General formula

A

CNH2N +10H

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3
Q

What is the bond angle in alcohol and the shape?

A

109.5
Tetrahedral
The COH bond is 104.5

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4
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What is the boiling point of alcohol?

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They have low volatility and high boiling points due to the abilities to form hydrogen bonds
Smaller alcohols can dissolve in water because they can hydrogen bond to water molecules

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5
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Primary alcohol

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One carbon attached to the carbon adjoined to oxygen

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6
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Secondary alcohol

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Two carbons attached to the carbon adjoined to oxygen

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7
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Tertiary alcohol

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Three Carbon attached to Carbon adjoined to oxygen

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8
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How is ethanol produced?

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Industrially by. Fermentation. of glucose, separated by fractional distillation which can be used as a biofuel

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9
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What is a biofuel

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A fuel produced from plants

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10
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Equation and conditions of production of ethanol from bluffers by fermentation of glucose

A

Glucose ———> ethanol + carbon dioxide
Conditions:
-Yeast
- no air
Presence of air can cause extra reactions to occur
- temp 30 - 40°
High temp, yeast dies + enzyme will denature

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11
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From ethene, ethanol production

A

C2H4 + H2O ————> C2H6OH

Hydration reaction
Hightemp high pressures strong acidic catalyst

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12
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Mechanism Acid catalysed addition for hydration of ethene

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MECHANISIM

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13
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What’s carbon neutral

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An activity which has nonet carbon emission to the atmosphere

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14
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Primary alcohols can be oxidised into __________ this can be further oxidised into ____________

A

Aldehydes
Carboxylic acid

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15
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Partial oxidation of alcohols reaction + conditions + reagent

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Primary alcohol ————-> aldehyde
Reagent: potassium dichromate and dilute sulfuric acid
Condition: distillation

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16
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Full -oxidation of alcohols reaction + conditions + reagent

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Primary alcohol → carboxylicacca

Potassium dichromate and dilute h2so4
Reflux

17
Q

dichromate reduces

A

From CR2O7 2- to CR3+

18
Q

Dichromate goes from

A

🧡 to💚

19
Q

Oxide at con of secondary alcohol

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Secondary alcohols → ketone
Potassium dichromate and dilute H2S04
Reflux

20
Q

Why can’t tertiary alcohols be oxidised

A

Because there is no hydrogen atom bonded to Carbon with -OH group

21
Q

Chemical tests for Aldehydes and ketones

A

Fehling’s and Tolhen’s

22
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Fehling’s

A

Blue copper 2+ ions turn red ppt of cu 20
Aldehydes [o] into carboxyllicacia

23
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Tolhen’s

A

Aldehyde [o] into carboxyllic accas
Silver mirror

24
Q

How are Alkenes formed from alcohols

A

Acid catalysed elimination

25
Q

Alcohol elimination reachon

A

Alcohol →alkene
Concentrated sulfuricacid
Reflux
Mechanism in booklet