End Of Year Test Flashcards

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Saturated fats

A

Carbon-carbon bonds, no more H2 atoms can fit in

Coronary heart disease link

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1
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Process of extraction

A

Crush
Press/ distill
Water and impurities are removed

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2
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Unsaturated fats

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Carbon-carbon double bonds
Good for you
Can be cracked/ hydrogenated in a nickel catalyst at 60’c to become a spread

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3
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Emulsions

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Hydrophobic- water hating tails
Hydrophilic- water hating heads
They combine water and oil which would not usually mix
Make mayonnaise and ice cream
Makes sauces thicker
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4
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Structure of the earth and is atmosphere

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Core, mantle, crust, atmosphere

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5
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What are the only sources of minerals that humans need?

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Crust, atmosphere, oceans

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6
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Continental drifts

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Crustal movement of plates- didn’t have any evidence so was not accepted

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7
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Why do plates move?

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Convection currents caused by radioactive decay

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8
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Primordial soup

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Ammonia, hydrogen, methane, water

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9
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Earths atmosphere gases

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80% nitrogen
20% oxygen
0.04% CO2
Water vapour
Noble gases
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10
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How are double bonds detected?

A

Using bromine to see if it goes colourless

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11
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Conditions for hydrogenation

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Nickel catalyst, hydrogen 60’c

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12
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What is used to stop oil and water from separating?

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Emulsions

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13
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Give an example of a giant ionic structure?

A

Sodium chloride

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14
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Give an example of a giant covalent structure

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Diamond or graphite

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15
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Give an example of a metallic structure

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Gold

16
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Give an example of a simple covalent structure?

A

Water

17
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Describe how graphite can conduct electricity

A

They are made of layers, which can slide over each other
They have 3 bonds between the carbon atoms
The spare bond of each atoms means that heat and electricity can conduct

18
Q

Photosynthesis

A

6CO2 + 6H2O = C6 H12 O6 + 6O2

19
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What do thermo-setting plastics have that thermo-softening don’t?

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Strong cross links between atoms that stop them from melting and being re-shaped.