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Alkenes Flashcards

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general formula for straight chain and branch chain alkenes

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CnH2n

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general formula for cycloalkenes

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CnH2n-2

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how are C atoms numbered

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to give the smallest number to the C=C bond

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Addition reaction with alkenes

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breaking the C=C bond to give a single bond and two additional single bonds.

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addition reaction with hydrogen (hydrogenation

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double C=C boned breaks and 2 H atoms form the additional bonds

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hydrogenation reaction equation

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alkene + H2 arrow (Pt) alkane

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addition reaction with halogens Cl2 and Br2 (halogenation)

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double C=C bond breaks and 2 Cl or Br atoms from the additional bonds

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halogenation reaction equation

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alkene + Cl2 or Br2 arrow haloalkane

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addition reaction with HCl or HBr (hydrohalogenation)

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Double C=C bond breaks and H and Cl or Br form the additional bonds

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hydrohalogenation reaction equation

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alkene + HCl or HBr arrow haloalkane

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Markovnikov’s rule

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determines which will be the major product: the H bonds to their C in the C=C bond with the most H atoms attached

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when does a reaction produce two products (major and minor)

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when the alkane is asymmetrical - one end of the C=C bond has different groups.

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difference between the major and minor product

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the major product is produced in greater amounts than the minor product

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addition reaction with water (hydration)

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double bond breaks and the H and the OH form the additional bonds

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hydration reaction equation

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alkene + water (steam) arrow (dilute H2SO4) alcohol

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oxidation reactions of alkenes

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under acidic conditions MnO4- ions oxide an alkene to give a diol. diols have two -OH groups added to an alkane parent chain

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polymers

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a very long chain of carbon compounds made when many smaller molecules (called monomers) join together at their ends

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polymerisation

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the double bonds in the alkenes break allowing monomers to connect together

Organic Chemistry level 2 (11 decks)

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