EX 7: HYDROCARBONS Flashcards
organic compounds composed of CARBON and HYDROGEN atoms only
HYDROCARBONS
most hydrocarbons are used as ____ because of its flammable property
FUEL
most hydrocarbons are used as fuel because of its ______ property
FLAMMABLE
have a special property to catenate forming seemingly ENDLESS CHAIN OF CARBONS (potential combinations estimated up to 10^6)
HYDROCARBONS
Hydrocarbons have a special property to ________ forming seemingly ENDLESS CHAIN OF CARBONS (potential combinations estimated up to 10^6)
CATENATE
the ability to attach sa kapareho niya
CATENATE
these can catenate
CARBON & SILICONE
Hydrocarbons are _____ in nature, thereby most of them are insoluble in water
non-polar
hydrocarbons are non-polar in nature, thereby most of them are _______ in water
INSOLUBLE
tension between oil & water
INTERFACIAL TENSION
classification of hydrocarbons based on the presence of bonds
SATURATED
UNSATURATED
carbon atoms are bonded with SINGLE BOND
SATURATED
carbon atoms are bonded with DOUBLE OR TRIPLE BONDS
UNSATURATED
MORE stable & LESS reactive type of hydrocarbon
SATURATED
LESS stable & MORE reactive type of hydrocarbon
UNSATURATED
a disease where there are tumigas na fatty acids
ATHEROSCLEROSIS
SATURATED fats are most commonly found in
animal fats
UNSATURATED fats are most commonly found in
PLANT BASED OILS
these are LIQUID at room temperature
UNSATURATED FATTY ACIDS
plant based oils
these are SOLID at room temperature
SATURATED FATTY ACIDS
animal fats
MUFA
monounsaturated fatty acids
PUFA
polyunsaturated fatty acids
single bond possesses one _____ bond which is relatively a STRONG type of bond
SIGMA
WEAK type of bond
pi bonds
acyclic; linear structure; could be straight or branched chains
OPEN-CHAIN
cyclic; ring structure; could aliphatic or aromatic
CLOSED-CHAIN
TYPE OF HYDROCARBONS:
saturated, unsaturated, cyclic
ALIPHATIC
TYPE OF HYDROCARBONS:
Benzene and its Derivatives, polycyclic benzenoids
AROMATIC
alkanes synonym
PARAFFINS
alkenes synonym
OLEFINS
paraffins are also known as
PETROLATUM
hybridization: alkanes
sp3
hybridization: alkenes
sp2
presence of single or multiple bonds: alkanes
saturated
presence of single or multiple bonds: alkenes
unsaturated
presence of single or multiple bonds: alkynes
unsaturated
hybridization: alkynes
sp
general formula: alkanes
CnH2n+2
general formula: alkenes
CnH2n
general formula: alkynes
CnH2n-2
carbon-carbon bonding: alkanes
1 sigma bond
carbon-carbon bonding: alkenes
1 sigma, 1 pi
carbon-carbon bonding: alkynes
1 sigma, 2 pi
are CYCLIC hydrocarbons with DELOCALIZED PI ELECTRONS between carbon atoms of ring
AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS
aromatic hcs natural characteristics are described as
AROMATICITY
criteria for aromaticity
CYCLIC
FLAT OR PLANAR
CONJUGATED DOUBLE BONDS
HUCKEL’S RULE
alternating double bonds
CONJUGATED
according to _______________, a compound is particularly stable if all of its bonding molecular orbitals are filled with paired electrons
HUCKEL’S MOLECULAR ORBITAL THEORY
the most common example of an aromatic compound
benzene
benzene undergoes ________ reaction wherein the ring system is not destroyed and therefore resist addition of substituent groups within the pi bonds
SUBSTITUTION
benzene undergoes substitution reaction wherein the ring system is not destroyed and therefore ________ of substituent groups within the pi bonds
RESIST ADDITION
________ resembles reactions of saturated rather than unsaturated hydrocarbons
AROMATIC COMPOUNDS
IGNITION TEST:
Luminous flame burns _______ flame
BRIGHTLY YELLOW
IGNITION TEST:
Non-luminous flame burns almost ___________ flame
INVISIBLE BLUE
hydrocarbon reacts with oxygen to produce carbon dioxide, water, and heat
COMBUSTION REACTION
hydrocarbon reacts with oxygen to produce _______, _______, ______
CO2, H2O, HEAT
COMPLETE combustion releases ___
CO2
INCOMPLETE combustion releases ______ (toxic)
CARBON MONOXIDE (CO)
1 rbc can accommodate how many oxygen
4
hydrocarbons react with INSUFFICIENT amount of oxygen, instead of producing CO2, produces CO, H2O and C as products
INCOMPLETE COMBUSTION
when a fuel (e.g. gasoline, kerosene) burns in PLENTY OF AIR, it receives enough oxygen for complete combustion, thereby producing ________
NON-LUMINOUS FLAME
when a fuel burns in a LIMITED SPACE (e.g. car engine), there is no enough oxygen to completely oxidize the fuel, thereby producing __________
BLACK SMOKE/SOOT
BAEYER’S TEST:
indicates a positive result
BROWN / REDDISH BROWN PPT
BAEYER’S TEST is named after
Adolf von Baeyer
used as a QUALITATIVE TEST FOR UNSATURATION (presence of double or triple bonds)
BAEYER’S TEST
Baeyer’s reagent is an alkaline solution of
POTASSIUM PERMANGANATE (KMnO4)
a STRONG OXIDIZER
KMnO4
reaction with DOUBLE OR TRIPLE BONDS (-C=C- or -C≡C-) in an organic material causes the color to fade from purple to BROWN precipitate
BAEYER’S TEST
an alkene/alkyne is oxidized by KMnO4
producing products of a DIOL (for alkene), an alkane with FOUR HYDROXYL GROUPS (for alkyne), a manganese dioxide (MnO2) and permanganate ion (MnO4^2-)
OXIDATION REACTION
oxidation reaction product for ALKENE w/ KMnO4
DIOL
oxidation reaction product for ALKYNE w/ KMnO4
alkane w/ 4 hydroxyl groups
BROMINE TEST:
indicates a positive result
CLEAR COLORLESS SOLN
BROMINE TEST:
_____ may yield clear pinkish color because of its innate color
GASOLINE
BROMINE TEST:
gasoline may yield clear ______ color because of its innate color
PINKISH
- used as a qualitative test for UNSATURATION (presence of double or triple bonds)
- reaction with double or triple bonds (-C=C- or -C≡C-) in an organic material causes the color to fade from BROWN TO CLEAR COLORLESS solution
BROMINE TEST
____ is dissolved either in dichloromethane, chloroform, or carbon tetrachloride and the alkene/alkyne sample is added to it
BROMINE
an alkene/alkyne reacts with Br2 producing products of a dibromo for alkene and ultimately a tetrabromo for alkyne
ADDITION REACTION
the ________ in alkenes and alkynes are SUSCEPTIBLE to ADDITION reactions
WEAK PI BONDS
Addition reaction product of ALKENE w/ Bromine
DIBROMO
Addition reaction product of ALKYNE w/ Bromine
TETRABROMO
AROMATICITY (NITRATION):
indicates a positive result
YELLOW COLORED LAYER
benzene is nitrated using a NITRATING ACID (HNO3 + H2SO4) to produce NITROBENZENE
AROMATICITY
predicts the PRESENCE OF AROMATIC RING through the formation of YELLOW COLORED LAYER in solution after warming the test sample
AROMATICITY
only _______ will proceed through electrophilic aromatic substitution
AROMATIC COMPOUNDS
only aromatic compounds will proceed through ________ aromatic substitution
ELECTROPHILIC
- electron LOVING
- electron POOR
ELECTROPHILIC
a very powerful electrophile
NITRONIUM ION