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1
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saturated?

A

no

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2
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functional group

A

Cn H2n

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3
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H arrangement

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planar, 120 degrees

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4
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pi bond

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exposed

high electron density

vulnerable to electrophiles

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5
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stereoisomerism

A

same structural formula, different spatial arrangement, E-Z

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6
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electrophile

A

electron pair acceptors

positive ions or polar molecules

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7
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bromine water

A

orange to colourless

bromine added across C=C

Br polarised by negative charge and accepts electron pair and bonds to C.

Leaves Br- and Carboncation

room temp

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8
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most stable carbocation

A

tertiary

most likely to form

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9
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Sulphuric acid stage 1

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C=C electrons to H+

:OSO2OH- to C+

forms alkyl hydrogensulfate

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10
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sulphuric acid stage 2

A

cold water, then heat

forms alcohol

hydrolysis

H2SO4 released; catalyst

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11
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hydrogen bromide

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forms halogenoalkane

H-Br is polar

H attracted to C=C

C=C electrons to H

H-Br bond electrons to Br

Br- to C+

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12
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why are polymers unreactive

A

strong C-C and C-H

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13
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when are addition polymers formed

A

pi electrons in substituted alkene monomers form C-C bonds between molecules

saturated, unreactive

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14
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main reaction to make addition polymers

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combustion

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15
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are addition polymers biodegradable

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no

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16
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properties of polymers

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non polar

vdw

longer- closer-stronger vdw

long straight chains are strong, short branched are weak and flexible

17
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uses of polymers

A

unreactive

strong non polar covalent bonds

plastics

18
Q

modifying polymers

A

add plasticiser to make more flexible

plasticiser molecules get between chains and push apart and decrease strength of intermolecular forces; easier to bend

19
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reaction conditions

A

high pressure and temp

lower pressure and temp for straight chain

20
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low density polyethene

A

branched and softens at lower temps

21
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poly(chloroethene)

A

PVC

plasticiser

long, closely packed polymer chains. hard and brittle at room temp

used for drain pipes and window frames

plasticised PVC is more flexible; for electrical cable insulation, flooring tiles and clothing.

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