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Crude Oil and Gas 1 Flashcards

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characterists of oil and gas

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  • complet misxture of hydrocarbons
  • Composition differs between oilfields
  • Formed over millions of years
  • Non-renewable energy source
  • Main source of fuel and organic compounds
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characterists of oil and gas

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  • complet misxture of hydrocarbons
  • Composition differs between oilfields
  • Formed over millions of years
  • Non-renewable energy source
  • Main source of fuel and organic compounds
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what does the petroleum industry covert oil and gas into ?

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  1. Fuels
  2. Pharmaceuticals
  3. Fertilisers
  4. Detergents
  5. Paints
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what does the petroleum industry covert oil and gas into ?

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  1. Fuels
  2. Pharmaceuticals
  3. Fertilisers
  4. Detergents
  5. Paints
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what do hydrocarbons consist of ?

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Hydrocarbons are molecules consisting of onl carbon and hydrogen

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what do hydrocarbons consist of ?

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Hydrocarbons are molecules consisting of onl carbon and hydrogen

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what do hydrocarbons consist of ?

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Hydrocarbons are molecules consisting of onl carbon and hydrogen

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What are crude oil and petroleoum made up of ?

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mainly hydrocarbons

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examples of Hydrocarbons
(Alkanes)

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  • Methane
  • Hexane
  • Cyclohexane
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examples of Hydrocarbons
(Alkenes)

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  • Propene
  • Cyclohexene
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examples of Hydrocarbons
(Arenes,armatic)

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  • Benzene
  • Methylbenezene
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Classification of hydrocarbones

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  1. Straight chain aliphatic: (normal)
  2. Branched aliphatic
  3. Cyclic (alicyclic)
  4. Saturated
  5. Unsaturated
  6. Aromatic
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example of streight chain alphatic

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  • Heptane
  • 1-hexene
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ecample of branched aliphatic

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  • 3-elthylhexane
  • 2,3 dimethylpentane
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exmaples of cyclic ot alicyclic hydrocarbones

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  • cycloheptane
  • cycloheptene
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exmaples of saturated hydrocarbons

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  • Pentane
  • Hexadecane
  • Cyclobutane
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exmaple of unsaturated hydrocarbones

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  • Ethene
  • Ethyne
  • Cyclopentene
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exmaples of Aromatic hydrocarbons

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  • Naphthalene
  • 1,4-dimethylbenzene
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example of hydrocarbons

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  • Alkanes
  • Alkenes
  • Arenes (aromatic)
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Physical Properties of Alkanes

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  • Non-polar C-H bonds
  • Not soluble in water
  • As the number of carbons increases, boiling point ranges and melting point ranges increase

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