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Chapter 8- Organic Chemistry Flashcards

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1
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Define hydrocarbons

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Molecules that are made up of carbon and hydrogen

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2
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Define saturated hydrocarbons

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Contain only a single carbon-carbon bond

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3
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Define unsaturated hydrocarbons

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Have either two or three carbon-carbon bonds

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4
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Are hydrocarbons soluble in water?

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NO

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5
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Are hydrocarbons generally polar or non-polar?

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Non-polar

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6
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What type of bonding holds hydrocarbons together?

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Dispersion Forces

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7
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What substances are hydrocarbons soluble in?

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Non-polar

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8
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Explain the trend in boiling point for hydrocarbons

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The boiling point increases when the hydrocarbon chains increase this can be explained due to increased dispersion forces.

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Explain the patter in boiling points in regards to branched hydrocarbons

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When molecule is branched they have a lower boiling point as the atoms are furthur away from eachother and have less dispersion forces.

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10
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Are alkanes saturated or unsaturated?

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Saturated

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11
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How many bonds do alkanes contain?

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1

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12
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What is the formula for alkanes?

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CnH2n+2

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13
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What are the main reactions that occur in alkanes?

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  • Combustion

- Substitution (with any halogens)

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Define an Isomer

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Compounds that have the same molecular formula but have a different structural formula
-Structural isomers will have different properties and different names due to their difference in shapes/

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15
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What type of bond do alkenes have?

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A double bond

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16
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What endings do alkenes have?

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-ene

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17
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What reactions do alkenes undertake?

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  • Combustion

- Self Addition

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18
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How many bonds do alkyenes have?

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Three

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19
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What is the ending for alkyne?

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-yne

20
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What is the formula for alkynes?

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CnH2n-2

21
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What Reactions will alkyne undertake?

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Combustion and Addition

22
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Define Cyclic Hydrocarbons

A

Hyrdocarbons that have formed rings

23
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An example of a unsaturated cyclic hydrocarbon

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Benzene

24
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Name the rules for naming hydrocarbons

A
  1. Determine the longest chain
  2. Number from which end nearest to a branch, functional group or a triple or double bond
  3. Name any branches first with the ending -yl e.g methyl
  4. Name side groups alphabetically
  5. 2 or me of the same side group is on a different carbon atoms prefxes such as di, tri and tetra are used
25
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What are condensed formulas for hydrocarbons?

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Also known as semi-structural formulas used to represent an organic compound in a single line

26
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Define a Functional Group

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A functional group is an atom or group of atoms that bind to an organic molecule to give is specific functional prperties

27
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What symbols represent the alcohols?

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-OH

28
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What is the -OH group called

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“Hydroxy”

29
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When naming alchols what is the suffix that is given?

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-ol

30
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What are the properties of alcohols?

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  • hydrogen bonding in alchols affect the boiling point

- Smaller alcohols are soluble in water, but solubility is decreasing as the non-polar section is increasing

31
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What are the reactions of alcohols?

A

Combustion reactions in the air

32
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Define the Carboxylic Acids

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-COOH and is attached to the end of an organic compound.

33
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When naming carboxylic acids what is the suffix that is used?

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-oic acid

34
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What are the properties of carboxylic acids?

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  • Same properties as acids, but generally wea acids

- High boiling points

35
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What reactions do carboxylic acids undertake?

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Esterfication

36
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What is an esterfication reaction?

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When carboxylic acids react with alchols to form “esters”

37
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What are some properties of esters?

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  • Intermolecular is dipole-dipole

- Low boiling point

38
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Where do hydrocarbons come from?

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Crude Oil

39
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What is crude oil also known as?

A

petroleum

40
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How is crude oil seperated?

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In a fractional distillation tower.

41
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Define fractional distilaltion

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Seperating one mixture into various via different boiling points

42
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What is the order of the fractional distillation tower?

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The lighter fractions are at the top of the tower due to their lower boiling points
- The heaver liquids will sit at the bottom of the tower due to their high boiling points

43
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Define cracking

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Large hyrdrocarbons are broken down into smaller ones that are more useful

44
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Define Thermal Cracking

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When high temperatures are used to break down the large hydrocarbons

45
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Define Catalytic Cracking

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When a catalyst is used to break down the large hydrocarbon.

46
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What is crude oil and where did it come from?

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  • Dead animals and plants from a long time ago
  • Carbon based creatures
  • Heated under extreme heat and pressure turns into crude oil
  • Crude oil can be seperated into various substances
47
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What does cracking produce?

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An alkene and an alkane

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