C14.1-4 Organic chemistry Flashcards

1
Q

what is the functional group of alcohol

A

-O-H

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2
Q

what is the name of CH4

A

methane

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3
Q

pen-

A

5

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4
Q

hex-

A

6

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5
Q

eth-

A

2

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6
Q

1

A

meth-

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7
Q

prop-

A

3

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8
Q

but-

A

4

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9
Q

mixture of hydrocarbons in petroleum is separated into smaller groups called…

A

fraction

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10
Q

each fractions contains

A

hydrocarbons with similar boiling points

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11
Q

how is petroleum seperated

A

by fractional distillation due to different boiling point

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12
Q

the use of refinery gas

A

for heating and cooking

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13
Q

the use of gasoline

A

fuel for cars

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14
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the use of naptha

A

making chemicals, plasics

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15
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the use of kerosene/parrafin

A

fuel for aircraft

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16
Q

the use of diesel oil

A

fuel for lorries and tractors

17
Q

the use of fuel oil 350-500C

A

fuel for power stations, ships and home heating

18
Q

list two type of reside and their use

A

lubricating oil - lubricants, waxes

bitumen - roads surfaces

19
Q

petrolium fractional distilation

A
1 refinery gas
2 gasoline
3 naphtha
4 kerosene
5 diesel
6 fuel oil
7 reside : lubricants and bitumen
20
Q

why are alkane saturated hydrocarbons

A

no more atoms can be added to their molecules

21
Q

as the carbon chains get longer, the boiling point of alkanes…

22
Q

what is complete combustion

A

C3H8 + 5O2 -> 3CO2 + H20
e.g propane + oxygen -> carbon dioxide + water

forms CO2 and H2O

23
Q

what is cracking

A

thermal decomposition of alkanes

24
Q

the products of cracking

A

longer-chained alkanes forms shorted-chained alkanes and alkenes

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organic compounds containing single bonds that no more atoms can be added
saturated
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what is isomer
same molecules formula arrange differently
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conditions for cracking in industries
catalyst - slicon(IV) oxide + aluminium oxide | high temp - 400-500C
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test for unsaturation
yellow bromine water is decolorised if pour into a unsaturated compound
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test for unsaturation
turns aqueous bromine colourless
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bromine water when an alkane is added
aqueous bromine stays the same yellow
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functional group of carboxylic acids
-COOH
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ethanol can be manufactured from
1 ethene - by reacting steam and ethene at high pressure and temperature using a phosphoric and catalyst 2 glucose - fermentation