Chapter 14 Flashcards

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Alcohols

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Behave like water
> can form hydrogen bonds
> high water solubility (decreases with 4 or more carbons)

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Compounds containing oxygen

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Alcohols, phenols, ethers

> oxygen introduces polarity

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Denatured alcohol

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Ethyl alcohol that has contaminants mixed to make it unfit to drink–gasoline, methanol sulfides used

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3
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Predict water solubility

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> Count # of water molecules that can hydrogen bond to a molecule
count # of carbon atoms

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4
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Chemical reactions of alcohol

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> dehydration( water is a products)

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Oxidation of alcohols

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  • Primary alcohols >aldehydes> carboxylic acids
  • secondary alcohol>ketone>NR
  • tertiary alcohol>NR
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6
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Dehydration

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Replaces -OH with a double bond.

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7
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Alcohol proof (v/v)%

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(V/v)% # multiplied by 2 = proof

Proof # divided by 2= (v/v)%

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8
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Methyl alcohol

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Wood alcohol

CH3OH

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9
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Ethyl alcohol

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Grain alcohol

CH3CH2OH

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10
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Isopropyl alcohol

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Rubbing alcohol

(CH3)2CHOH

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11
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Ethylene glycol

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Antifreeze, diol

HOCH2CH2OH

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Glycerol

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Glycerin, Tirol
HOCH2CH(OH)CH2OH
NONTOXIC

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14
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Propylene

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CH3CH2=CH2

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15
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For a molecule to hydrogen to its self….

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You must have a N,O,F and you must have a hydrogen bonded to an N,O,F

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16
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Phenols

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> liquid at room temperature
slightly soluble in water
can form hydrogen bonds w/water
modified phenols used as disinfectants & anti-oxidants

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Phenol nomenclature

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Ortho-catechol
Meta-resorcinol
Para-hydroquinone

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Phenol chemical properties

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>not alcohols 
>chemically stable 
>undergo combustion
>weak acids (pka-10)
>react with bases ; lose H+
19
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Ether

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> slightly polar, chemically unreactive
CANT form hydrogen bonds To each other
Water can hydrogen bond with ethers(partially water soluble)
Ethers named as alkoxy

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Chemical

Properties of ethers

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> mostly unreactive ;good solvents

>combustion;highly flammable

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Sulfur

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Sulfur can substitute for oxygen in alcohols and ethers
>alcohol: Thiol
>ether:thioether
C-S bonds are non polar

22
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Thiol properties

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>nonpolar 
>low boiling point 
>insoluble in water 
>awful smell 
>oxidation
33
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Benzene ring as a branch is….

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Phenyl group