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GCSE AQA Chemistry > Chapter 10 > Flashcards

Chapter 10 Flashcards

1
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combustion of butene

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butene + oxygen —–> carbon dioxide + water

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2
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propene + hydrogen —->

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propane

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3
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butene + steam —->

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butanol

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4
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ethene + chlorine (halogen) —->

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dichloroethane (dihaloalkane)

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5
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draw propanol

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6
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general formala of alcohols

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CnH2n+1OH

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7
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what is alcohols used for

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in perfumes, mouthwashes and cosmetics

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8
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combustion of propanol

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propanol + oxygen —-> carbon dioxide + water

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9
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ethanol + sodium —–>

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sodium ethoxide (alkoxide) + hydrogen

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10
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ethanol + oxidising agent —–>

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ethanoic acid (carboxylic acid) + water

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11
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what are 2 ways to produce ethanol

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sugar
ethene

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12
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how does sugar produce ethanol

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when sugar solutions are fermented using yeast in the absence of oxygen at temperature of up to 40°C (yeast is killed), ethanol is produced

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13
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how does ethene produce ethanol

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when ethene reacts with steam, ethanol is produced

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14
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draw ethanoic acid

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15
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general formula of carboxylic acids

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CnH2nCOOH

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16
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properties of carboxylic acids

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they are weak acids

17
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propanoic acid + sodium carbonate —>

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sodium propanoate + water + carbon dioxide

18
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methanoic acid + sodium hydroxide (alkali) —->

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sodium methanoate + water

19
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ethanol (alcohol) + ethanoic acid (carboxylic acid) + presence of an acid catalyst

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ethyl ethanoate

20
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draw ethyl ethanoate

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21
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properties of ester

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sweet smelling compounds
used in perfume + flavouring

22
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formula of methanoic acid

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HCOOH

23
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formula of ethanoic acid

A

CH3COOH

GCSE AQA Chemistry (3 decks)

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