C10 - Organic Reactions Flashcards

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-Alkenes molecules contain a double bond between the carbon atoms .

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-Because of the double nomd , alkanes all react in a SIMILAR WAY .
-Scientists call the odubel bond - THE ALKENE FUNCTIONAL GROUP .

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Meaning of functional group

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Part of the molecule that determeines how it reacts .
-All alkenes have the SAME functional group (carbon to carbon double bond )

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-Scientists call molecules sucha s alkenes a homologous series .

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-Members of a homologous seriees all have the SAME FUNCTIONAL GROUP .
-Each molecule in a homologous series has an EXTRA CARBON ATOM +TWO EXTRA HYDROGEN ATOMS .

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4
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Learn the reactions for alkenes and the conditions

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  1. Combustion of alkenes (burns )
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-When we combust alakanes we porduce carbondioxide and water , this is also true when we combust alkenes .

-HOWEVER , combusting an alkenee also produces unburnt carbon particles . That is because of INCOMPLETE COMBUSTION , menaing alkenees burn in air with a smoky flame .

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-Alkenes reaction with hydrogen
(Check sheet)

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-Known as HYDROG
-conditions for this reaction - REQUIRES A TEMPERATURE OF 150 DEGREES AROUND
-We also need a NICKEL CATALST - to speed up the reaction . .

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Hydrogenation reaction explained

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-In this reaction , the two hydrogen atoms add across the double bond .
-The carbon to carbon double bond is converted iNTO A CABON TO CARBON singl ebond .
-In e.g - ethene has to be converted into the alkane ethane
-SO REACITNG AN ALKENE WITH HYDROGEN PRODUCES AN ALKENE .

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Reaction of alkekens with water is called HYDRATION
(check sheet )

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CONDITIONS OF RHYDRATION
-Water must bei nt he form of steam .
-The temperature must be aroudn 300 degrees .
-Pressure around 70 atmospheres .
-We can also use phosphoric acid as a catalyst to speed up the reaction .

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The reactions is reversible …

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-SO to increase the yield of ethnol , any unreacted ethene and steam are passed back through the ctalsst .

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10
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This reaction might appear as a REVERSIBLE REACTIOn , in the exam .

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-Reaction of alkenes with Halogesn , Chlorine , Bromine , and Iodine .

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-Alkenes react quiet rapidlyw ith Halogens .

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Reaction with Chorien (check book)

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-The two chlorine aotms int he chlorine molecule have added acroos the double bond .
-The oduble carbon to carbon bond have now turned into a single carbon to carbon bond .

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Bromine …
-Iodine …

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Dibromoethane
-Diodoethane

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14
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Uses of alkenes

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-fuels
-Solvents
-Alcholic drinks

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The alchohols are a homologous series (same funcitonal group)

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which is OH .
CH3OH strcutral FORMULA for methanol .

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Need to know the name and strcuture for the first FOUR ALCHOLS

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STRUCTURE OF METHANOL

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STRUCTURE OF ETHANOL

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STRUCTURE OF PROPONAL

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20
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STRUCUTRE OF bUGTANOL

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21
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ONE way of making alcohol

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-Hyddration of Ethene .
-LOOKA AT LAST SHEET FORMULA

22
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Advanatage of using hydration of ethene to make alcohol

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-Reaction produces a high yeld of ethanol .

23
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Disadvanatage of using hydration of ethene to make alcohol .

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-Reaction reqruies a high temperature in other words - A LOT OF ENERGY ,
-Ethene for thi reaction comes from CRUDE OIl , this is nonrenewable .

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ANOTHER WAY of making

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-Fermentatiion of suagr .
-CHECK REACTION ON SHEET .
-In fermentation we start wuth a sugar solution such as glucose and we mix thris with yeast .
-The yeast converts to the sugar solution to a solution of ethnaol . Carbondioxide gaas is also produced .

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What are the conditions of fermentation ?

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-The temperature should be around 30 degrees .
-The reaction must take place in anaerboic conditions (without oxygen ) .

26
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Advanatage of fermentation to make alcohol ?

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-The low temperature means that the reaction does not require a lot of energy .
-The sugar for this reaction comes from plants and therefore , is renewable .

27
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Dsadvanatage of fermentation to make alcohol ?

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-The product is an aqueous solution of ethanol . (Ethanol dissolved in water) .
-We need to PURIFY ehtanol by distillaiton and that requires energy .

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Alcohols solubility in water

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-Alchoks are soluble in water and form neutral solutions .
-As the numebr sof carbon atoms increases the SOLUBILTITY DECREASES .

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1.Reaction with sodium
(check sheet)

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-Int his reaction we see bubbles of hydorgen gas being produced .
-We also make the product sodium ethoxide .
(same reaction for methanol ,ethanol and propanol and butanol , first THREE letters of each alocohol and add ‘oxide’)

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ReEACTION WITH oxidising agents
(check sheet )

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  • good example of an oxidising agent is ACIDIFIED POTASSIUM DICHROMATE .
    -When alchools react with oxidising agents , they produce CARBOXYLIC ACID +WATER .
    (same reaction with other four alchosl first four letters add ‘oic’ and acid’)
31
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Reaction with combustion

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-Alchols release energy when combusted .
-Combusitng a n alochol in air produces carbondioxide+water .
check sheet and also balancing equations

32
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If we react an alcohol with an oxidising agent ?

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-We produce a carboxylic acid .

33
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Carboxlic acids

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-are a homologous serious , they all have the same fucnitonal group -COOH

34
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-Rather than drawing the individual atoms and bons , scientists rather use a structural formulas .

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-Learn the Chemical formulas .

35
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These acids will be from smallest to biggest

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36
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Chemical and structural formula for methanoic aicd

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37
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Chemical and structural formula for ethanoic acid

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38
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Chemical and structural formula for propanoic acid

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39
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Chemical and strucutral formual ofr butaanoic acid .

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40
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Dissolving carboxylic acids in water

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check sheet for equation

41
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-In water , carboxylic acids are weak acids

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-Ethanoic acid is ionising to produce the ehtanotate ionand H+

42
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What type of reaction is dissolving carboxylic acids in water

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-This is a reversible reaction ; ethanoate ion and H+ can resemble to form ethanoic acid .

43
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Why are carboxylic acids known as WEAK ACIDS ?

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-As the carboxlic aicds onl partially ionse in aqueous solutions , they are Weak acids .

–Meaning carboxlic acids have a HIGHER pH than a strong acid such as hydrochloric acid .

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Carboxylic acids reactng with metal carbonate

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check sheet for equation .

45
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Carboxylic acids reactng with metal carbonate EXPLAINED
check sheet and online ofr the other two carboxlic acids

-Get begginign of acid and stick’ate’ to it .

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-We have made the salt sodiume thnaote and carbondioxide gas +water /
(all carboxylic acids react like this with emtl carbonates .)

46
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Reaction of carboxylic acids with alcohols .
-check sheet for equation and learn .

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-When we react carboxylic acid with an alcohol , we make a molecule called an ester . WE ALSO MAKE WATER .
-eSTERS ARE REALLY useful molecules , as they often have a plesant smell (used in perfumes) .

47
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Key points about the reaction

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-The reaction requires a sulfuric acid catalyst .
-It is a reversile reaction , so you can seeit in a quetion for reversible reactions .