Chemistry Paper 2 Flashcards

1
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What is a closed system?

A

No substance was leave or enter

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2
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What is a fuel?

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Something burned to release heat

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3
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How is crude oil formed?

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Fossil remains of plankton formed over million of years

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4
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What is a property of long-chain hydrocarbons?

A

Vicious

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5
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What is a saturated hydrocarbon?

A

Molecule that only contains hydrogen and carbon and no double bonds

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6
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What is the general formula for alkanes?

A

CnH2n+2

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7
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What bonds are found in alkanes?

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Single covalent

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8
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Formula of propane

A

C3H8

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9
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Formula of butane

A

C4H10

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10
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One use of LPG

A

Heating

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11
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Unsaturated hydrocarbon example

A

C2H4

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12
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Formula of propane?

A

C3H6

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13
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What would happen if bromine was present?

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Orange/brown to colourless

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14
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What two functional groups are in amino acids?

A

Anime and carboxylic acids

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15
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What catalyst is used in fermentation?

A

Yeast

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16
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What is a diol?

A

Alcohol with two hydroxyl groups

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17
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Catalyst used in ammonia

A

Iron

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18
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Why do manufacturers want to increase rate of reactions

A

Reduce energy costs

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19
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How do catalysts work

A

Add surface area for molecule to attach to

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20
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One use of diesal

A

Fuel for cars

21
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Property of short-chain hydrocarbons

A

Gases or volatile liquids

22
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Unsaturated meaning

A

Contains double bonds

23
Q

Test to identity alkane from Allene

A

Add bromine water
Alkanes-colourless
Alkanes-no reaction

24
Q

Catalyst used to form alkane molecules

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What compound is CH3CH2CH2OH
Alcohol
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What is a dicarboxylic acid?
Molecule with 2 carboyxlic acid groups
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What is the functional group of CH3CH2COOH
COOH
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What is the pH of a COOH
Less than 7
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Use of thermosetting
Cooking utensils
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Why does thermosetting not soften when heated
Cross links between polymer chains
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What does pure mean
One type of element/compound
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Melts at 34 is it pure
Yes only has one melting point
33
Disadvantages of flame test
Some colours may mask others in compound
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Why is no Rome wire used
Doesn’t melt
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What planet has similar atmosphere to Earth before
Venus
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What does CCS stand for
Carbon capture and storage
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What does CCS do
Stops CO2 going into air
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What does carbon neutral mean?
No overall increase in CO2
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How does climate change affect rainfall
Some increase,some decrease
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What is fresh water?
Low levels of salt and microorganisms
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What can sterilise water?
Ozone
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What’s an ore
Naturally occurring rock containing metal
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What is smelting
Ore heated with carbon which is more reactive
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What is bioleaching?
Bacteria used to remove metal from leachapt solution
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Why is aluminium not protected?
Creates layer of aluminium oxide which protects metal
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Why is high pressure used?
Higher pressure increases yield
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Why use fertilisers?
Replace nutrients in soil
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Why must fertilisers be soluble?
Taken up by roots of plant
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What is in NPK fertilisers?
Nitrogen Phosphorus Potassium