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CHAPTER 10 Flashcards

1
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what is a functional group

A

it is what gives a family of compounds their characteristics reactions

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2
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what is the functional group of an alkene

A

the c=c bond

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3
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what is a homologous series

A

a family of an organic compounds with the same functional group

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4
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why aren’t alkenes used as fuels

A

they commonly combust incompletely which releases much less energy

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5
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functional group of alcohols

A

OH-

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6
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where do you find the OH- on an alcohol molecule

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on the very right

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7
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first four components of the alcohol series

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methanol
ethanol
propanol
butanol

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8
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functional group of carboxylic acid

A

-COOH

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9
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first four carboxylic acid

A

methanoic acid
ethanoic acid
propanoic acid
butanoic acid

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10
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functional group in esters

A

-COO-

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11
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how is ethanol produced

A

fermentation

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12
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how is ethene obtained

A

cracking crude oil

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13
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how is ethanol made

A

reacting ethene with steam in the presence of a catalyst

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14
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what property makes alcohols useful as solvents

A

they dissolve many other substances

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15
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3 uses of alcohols

A

perfumes
mouthwash
aftershave

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16
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what is produced when an alcohol combusts

A

carbon dioxide

and water

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17
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what is produced when an alcohol is mixed with sodium

A

sodium ()oxide and hydrogen

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18
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what is produced when an alcohol is oxidised

A

a carboxylic acid and water

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19
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general formula of alkenes

A

Cn H2n

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20
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what are alkenes

A

hydrocarbons with a double c=c bond

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21
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what makes alkenes unsaturated

A

the double c=c bond bond means that they have two fewer hydrogen compared to the alkenes with the same number of carbons

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22
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what are the first four alkenes and how many carbons do they have

A

ethene 2
propene 3
butene 4
Pentene 5

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23
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what is produced when alkenes combust completely

A

water and carbon dioxide

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24
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what happens when alkenes burn in air and why

A

they undergo incomplete combustion there isn’t enough oxygen

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25
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what is produced during incomplete combustion 4

A

water, carbon dioxide, carbon and carbon monoxide

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26
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why are alkanes used as fuels

A

they combust completely and release more energy

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27
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what happens when alkenes burn

A

incomplete combustion burn with a smoky yellow flame

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28
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why are alkenes unsaturated

A

the double c=c bond means they don’t have the maximum amount of hydrogens

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29
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what is hydrogenation

A

the addition of hydrogen

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30
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what happens when hydrogen is added to an alkene

A

the equivalent saturated alkane is formed

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31
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what catalyst is used for hydrogenation

A

nickel

32
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why is hydrogenation used

A

it increases the melting point of oils so things like margarine can be spread easily

33
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what must ethene react with to produce ethanol

A

steam

34
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process of making ethanol

A

ethene is mixed with steam water is added across the double dons
it is passed over a catalyst alcohol formed

35
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what is important to remember about the reaction of ethene and steam to make ethanol

A

it is reversible

36
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process of purifying alcohol

A

the reaction mixture is passed into a condenser
ethanol and water have a higher boiling point than ethene so they both condense whilst any unreacted ethene gas is recycled back into reactor
it is then purified

37
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what happens to the colour of the mixture when an alkene and halogen react

A

the ethene takes the colour so the mixture becomes colourless

38
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how can bromine be used to test for alkenes

A

when orange bromine water is added to an alkene, dibromoethane will be formed, which is colourless

39
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what are the molecules like that are formed when an alkene and bromine react

A

they are saturated and colourless

40
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functional group of alcohols

A

-OH

41
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general formula of an alcohol

A

Cn H(2n+1) OH

42
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the first for alcohols and their formulas

A

methanol (CH3OH)
ethanol (C2H5OH)
propanol (C3H7OH)
butanol (C4H9OH)

43
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what is the main acid in vinegar and which homologous group does this belong to

A

ethanoic acid

carboxylic acids

44
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functional group of carboxylic acid

A

-COOH

45
Q

first 4 carboxylic acids and their formulas

A 
methanoic acid (HCOOH)
ethanoic acid (CH3COOH)
propanoic acid (C2H5COOH)
butanoic acid (C4H7COOH)
46
Q

functional group of an ester

A

-COO-

47
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how is an ester formed

A

when an alcohol and a carboxylic acid react

48
Q

which type of catalyst is normally used to make esters

A

acid

49
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formula for creation of esters

A

alcohol + carboxylic acid -> ester+ water q

50
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what is produced when carboxylic acids dissolve in water

A

an acidic solution

51
Q

which is the ester we must know

A

ethyl ethanoate

52
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what is produced when a carboxylic acid reacts with a carbonate

A

salt, water and carbon dioxide

53
Q

when a carboxylic acid reacts with a carbonate to produce a salt , what will the name end in

A

ethanoate

54
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example of a carboxylic acid + carbonate reaction

A

ethanoic acid + sodium carbonate -> sodium ethanoate + water + carbon dioxide

55
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why are esters used in perfumes and food flavourings 2

A

they smell fruity and are volatile

56
Q

general equation for formation of an ester

A

carboxylic acid + alcohol -(acid catalyst )-> ester + water

57
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why is carbon dioxide given off slowly when a carbonate reacts with carboxylic acid

A

they are weak acids

58
Q

why must acids dissolve in water before they show their acidic properties

A

in water, all acids will ionise (split up )

59
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why is carbon dioxide given off slowly when a carbonate reacts with a carboxylic acid

A

they are weak acids

60
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what is produced when acids ionise 2

A

H+ ions and negative metal ions

61
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what is it that turns a solution acidic

A

H+ ions

62
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what makes an acid weak

A

it doesn’t completely ionise

63
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why are carboxylic acids weak

A

they don’t ionise completely so they only form weak acidic solutions
they have fewer H+ ions so react more slowly with carbonates

64
Q

how is ethanol made

A

fermentation

65
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process of fermentation

A

an enzyme in yeast converts sugars to ethanol

66
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equation for fermentation

A

sugar -(yeast)-> ethanol + carbon dioxide

67
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conditions needed for optimum fermentation 3

A

37 degrees
slightly acidic solution
anaerobic conditions

68
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why does fermentation have optimum conditions

A

it is when the enzyme in yeast works best

69
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another way of creating ethanol

A

react ethene and steam in the presence of a catalyst

70
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why are alcohols used as solvents

A

they dissolve everything water can and more

71
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why are alcohols used as fuels

A

they burn fairly cleanly and don’t smell

72
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what is produced when an alcohol combusts in air

A

carbon dioxide and water

73
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what is the reaction of sodium and an alcohol similar to

A

reaction of sodium and water

74
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what observations can be made when sodium reacts with 2

A

sodium produced hydrogen

gets smaller and smaller

75
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what is produced when the first four alcohols react with water

A

they are soluble and produce a neutral solution

76
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how are carboxylic acids produced

A

alcohols are oxidised in air

77
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why do bottles of wine taste like vinegar when left open for too long

A

the oxygen oxidises the alcohol to produce ethanoic acid (vinegar )

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