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1
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What does finite mean?

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It is being used up quicker than its being replaced.

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2
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What’s a slick?

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Oil spills from a tanker in the sea. Oil floats on the surface.

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What is a hydrocarbon?

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A molecule that contains hydrogen and carbon atoms ONLY.

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4
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What is the 7 fractions in a fractional distillation column?

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Liquefied petroleum gas
Petrol
Paraffin
Diesel
Lubricating oil
Fuel oil
Bitumen
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5
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How can hydrocarbon molecules be described as?

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Alkanes and alkenes.

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6
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Hat can alkene molecules be sued to make?

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Polymers

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7
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How does cracking work?

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Large alkane molecules are broken into smaller alkene molecules.

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8
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What are the three conditions needed for cracking?

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High atmospheric pressure
High temperature
A catalyst.

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9
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In a hydrocarbon what forces are there?

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Strong covalent bonds between atoms.

Weak intermolecular forces between molecules.

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10
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What does COMPLETE COMBUSTION produce?

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Carbon dioxide and water.

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What does INCOMPLETE COMBUSTION produce?

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Carbon monoxide and water.

In VERY little oxygen: Carbon and water.m

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12
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What is the air Madura off?

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78% nitrogen
21% oxygen
1% others ( 0.035% Carbon dioxide)

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13
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What else does the air contain?

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Water vapour.

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14
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What are the elevens of gas controlled by?

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Respiration
Combustion
Photosynthesis

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15
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How is sulfur dioxide made?

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When fossil rums that contain sulfur Impurities are burned.

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16
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What does sulfur dioxide cause?

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Acid rain

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17
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How are oxides of nitrogen formed?

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Car engines.

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18
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What does oxides of nitrogen cause?

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Photochemical smog and acid rain.

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19
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What 3 main human factors affect the balance of CO2?

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Burning fossil fuels
Deforestation
Increase in world population

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20
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What does a catalytic converter do?

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Converts Carbon monoxide into Carbon dioxide.

21
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What is the equation for a catalytic converter?

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2CO + 2NO –> N2 + 2CO2

22
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If a hydrocarbon has only single covalent bonds, what is it called?

A

Alkane.

23
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What are alkanes described as?

A

Saturated hydrocarbons

24
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What are alkanes described as?

A

Unsaturated

25
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Is a hydrocarbon has one or more double Carbon-Carbon (C=C)covalent bonds, what is it known as?

A

Alkene

26
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What do alkanes do to bromine water?

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No effect

27
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What do alkenes do to bromine water?

A

Decolourise it

28
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What conditions does joining alkenes to form a polymer need?

A

High pressure

Catalyst

29
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Nylon is:

A

Lightweight
Tough
Waterproof
Blocks UV light

30
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What is done to nylon to make it into Goretex?

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Nylon fibres are coated with a membrane of PTFE

31
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What does Goretex have?

A

Much smaller holes in the fabric.

32
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What happens to protein when it is heated?

A

Molecules change shape. (Denature)

33
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What happens when potatoes and other vegetables are heated?

A
  1. Cell wall breaks down, cells become soft.
  2. Starch grains swell up and are released.
  3. This makes them easily digestible.
34
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What happens when sodium hydrogen carbonate (baking powder) is heated?

A

It decomposes to release Carbon dioxide.

35
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What is the equation of baking powder being heated?

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Sodium hydrogen carbonate –> sodium carbonate + water + Carbon dioxide.

36
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If Carbon dioxide is present, what happens to limewater?

A

It changes form colourless to milky.

37
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What are 4 additives?

A

Antioxidants
Food colours
Flavour enhancers
Emulsifiers

38
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What is the hydrophilic end of an emulsifier?

A

The end that likes water.

39
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What is the hydrophobic end of an emulsifer?

A

The end that likes oil.

40
Q

What are the properties of perfume?

A 
Da orate easily
Not toxic
Not irritant
Non dissolvable in water
Non reactive with water
41
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What are soluble substances?

A

A substance that dissolves in a liquid.

42
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What is an insoluble substance?

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A substance that don’t dissolve in a liquid.

43
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What is a solvent?

A

A liquid which a substance is dissolved.

44
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What is a solute?

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A substance that gets dissolved.

45
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What is a solution?

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What is produced when a solvent and solute is mixed.

46
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What is paint?

A

A collide.

47
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What is a binding medium?

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An Oil that sticks the pigment to the surface.

48
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How does oil based paints dry?

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  1. Solvent evaporates away.

2. The oil-binding medium reacts with oxygen in the air (oxidation reaction) to form a hard layer.

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