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Alcohols & Haloaklanes 4.2.1 & 4.2.2 Flashcards

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1
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How are Alcohols classified?

A

Primary:
The carbon the OH is attached to only connects to one other carbon.
Secondary:
The carbon the OH is attached to connects to two other carbons.
Tertiary:
The carbon the OH is attached to connects to three other carbons.

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How is an Aldehyde produced?

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Distilation of a primary alcohol with acidified potassium dichromate

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How is a Carboxylic Acid produced?

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Reflux of a primary alcohol with acidified potassium dichromate

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How is a Ketone produed?

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Reflux of a secondary alcohol with acidified potassium dichromate

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What is the Functional Group of an Aldehyde?

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C=O

But they have COH at end of structure

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What is the Functional Group of a Carboxylic Acid?

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C=O

But have COOH at end of structure

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What is the Functional Group of a Ketone?

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C=O

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8
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What are Physical properties of Alcohols?

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Flammable

Can Hydrogen bond

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What is Reflux?

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Continual boiling and condensing of a reaction mixture to ensure the reaction goes to completion without the mixture boiling dry

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What is Distillation?

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The technique of heating a liquid to create vapour, which is collected when cooled seperate from the original mixture

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What is the Oxidising agent for Distillation and Reflux of Alcohols?

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Acidified Potassium Dichromate

K2Cr2O7 / H+

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what is Elimination of Water?

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Also known as Dehydration

When an alcohol is heated with a catalyst (H2SO4) to form an alkene.

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How do Alcohols react with Halide ions in the presence of an acid?

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The alcohol group and the halide are substitued.

eg. CH3C(CH3)2OH + HCl → CH3C(CH3)2Cl + H2O

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What are Haloalkanes?

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Alkanes which posese at least one Halide instead of a hydrogen

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What is a Nucleophile?

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A species which can donate a pair of electrons

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16
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What happens in Nucleophilic Substitution?

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A halide within a haloalkane is substituted for an alcohol group

17
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What is Hydrolysis?

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A reaction with water or OH- ions that breaks a compound into two compounds

18
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What are CFCs?

A

Chloro-Flouro-Carbons

19
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What can CFCs be used for?

A

Refrigerant (gas in fridges and air con)
Aerosols
Dry Cleaning

20
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What are Problems with CFCs?

A

They deplete ozone

Thus letting a far greater amount of UV in to the atmosphere.

21
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How is Atom Economy calculated?

A

(Mass of desired product / Total mass of products) x 100

22
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What is a good Atom Economy?

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High atom economy as it means there are fewer bi-products. (therefore less waste)

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