Benzene Flashcards

1
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What can benzene be used for?

A
  • to make dyes, pharmaceuticals or explosives
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How doe we know benzene is more stable by looking at the hydrogenation values

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  • energy is put in to break bonds and released when bonds form
  • only 208kjmol-1 are released as energy when benzene is hydrogenated where as 360 kJmol-1 are released by cyclohex135triene so more energy is used to break the bonds in benzene
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3
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What reactions do benzene mainly undergo?

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  • electrophilic substitution
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4
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What conditions are needed for the electrophilic substitution of benzene and (CH3C=O)+

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  • non aqueous solvent

- reflux

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5
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What acts as a catalyst in the reaction between benzene and ethanoyl chloride?

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  • AlCl3
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6
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What is the electrophilic in nitration reactions?

A

NO2 +

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7
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How doe we get the electrophile for nitration of benzene?

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  • conc H2SO4 and Conc HNO3
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8
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What is the reaction for the formation of the NO2+ electrophile?

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HNO3 + 2H2SO4 —> (NO2+) + 2(HSO4-) + (H3O+)

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9
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What is the structure/name for of TNT?

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  • 1 methyl, 2,4,6 trinitrobenzene

- a benzene with 3 nitro groups and a methyl

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