DF 7, 8, 9, 10 Flashcards
define polymerisation
small molecules called monomers, joining together to produce a long chain polymer
what are A-A polymers
- a polymer molecule that is made up of monomer molecules A, where they are all the same
what are A-B polymers
- a polymer that consists of the alternation of two different monomers
give two examples of A-B polymers
- polyamides (nylons)
- polyesters
what reaction is needed for polymers to be formed
- addition polymerisation (A-A)
- copolymerisation (A-B)
how do you name polymers
- by placing the name of the monomer in brackets and adding poly to the beginning
what’s the ideal gas equation
PV = nRT
P - Pa
V - m3
n - moles
R - 8.31
T - Kelvin
what does incomplete combustion form
carbon monoxide
what is avogadro’s constant
- 6.02 x 10 ^23
what are:
- standard temp and pressure
- room temp
- std. temperature (0 degrees) 273 K
- std. pressure 1 atm (101.3 kPa)
- ## room temp 25 degrees, 298 K
what is the volume of gas at RTP
- 24.0 dm3
what are structural isomers
- they have the same molecular formula but the atoms are bonded together in a different order
what are the different types of structural isomers
- chain isomerism, alkane chain is jumbled up
- position isomerism, functional group is changing position
- functional group isomerism, same molecular formula and different functional group
what are the two types of stereoisomerism
- E/Z isomerism or cis/trans isomerism
trans —> E (lightning bold)
cis —> Z (v shape) - optical isomerism
what is the equation of a hydrocarbon undergoing complete combustion
hydrocarbon + oxygen —-> carbon dioxide + water