Chemistry 7.1.1 Flashcards

1
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Why can Carbon form a vast number of Compounds?

A

Because it can form strong Covalent Bonds with itself.

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2
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How many Covalent Bonds does a Carbon Atom always form?

A

4.

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3
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The Covalent Bonds a Carbon Atom form can be… (3)

A

Single, Double, Triple Bonds.

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4
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What is a ‘Functional Group’?

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A specific Atom or group of Atoms which confer certain Physical and Chemical Properties onto the Molecule.

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5
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Organic Molecules are classified by the dominant ___ ___ on the Molecule.

A

Functional Group.

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6
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Define ‘Homologous Series’.

A

Organic Compounds with the same Functional Group, but a different number of Carbon Atoms.

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7
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Every time a Carbon Atom is added to the chain (in the Homologous Series), 2 ___ Atoms are also added. (in Alkanes).

A

Hydrogen.

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8
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What are the 3 types of Formulae that can be used to represent Organic Compounds? (4)

A

-General Formulae.

-Displayed Formulae.

-Molecular Formulae.

-Structural Formulae.

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What is ‘General Formulae’?

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Tells you the Composition of any member of a whole Homologous Series of Organic Compound.

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What is ‘Displayed Formulae’? Give example.

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Shows the Molecule and the Bonds & Atoms involved. Eg:

 H H H H H-C-C-C-C-H
 H H H H
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What is ‘Molecular Formulae’? Give example.

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The Formula of the Molecule. Eg C4H8.

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What is ‘Structural Formulae’? Give example.

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Shows what Bonds are happening at each Carbon Atom. Eg CH3CH2CH2CH2CH3, or CH3(CH2)3CH3.

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13
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In a Homologous Series, each member has the same ___ Group.

A

Functional.

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14
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In a Homologous Series, each member has the same ___ Formula.

A

General.

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15
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In a Homologous Series, each member has similar ___ Properties.

A

Chemical.

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16
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In a Homologous Series, members have gradually changing ___ Properties.

A

Physical.

17
Q

As a Homologous Series is ascended, the size of the Molecule…

A

Increases.

18
Q

What is Crude Oil?

A

A complex Mixture of Compounds, mainly Hydrocarbons, which also contains natural Gas.

19
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What are Hydrocarbons?

A

Hydrocarbons are Compounds that are made of Carbon and Hydrogen Atoms only.

20
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Why is Crude Oil described as a ‘Finite source’?

A

Because it is being used up much faster than it is being formed.

21
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Alkanes are a Group of ___ Hydrocarbons.

A

Saturated.

22
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The term ‘Saturated’ means:

A

The Molecule only has Single Carbon-Carbon bonds.

23
Q

What is the General Formula for Alkanes?

A

CnH2n+2

24
Q

Alkanes can undergo ___ Reactions, and can be ___ into Smaller Molecules.

A

Combustion, Cracked.

25
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Name the First Five Alkanes: (5)

A

-Methane.

-Ethane.

-Propane.

-Butane.

-Pentane.