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Hydration Of Ethene Flashcards

1
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Is fermentation of sugars renewable or non renewable

A

Renewable

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2
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How many workers does fermentation of sugars need?

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Lots

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3
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What are the raw materials needed for fermentation of sugars

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Glucose from plants

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4
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What are the raw materials needed for hydration of ethene

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Ethene from crude oil

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5
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Is fermentation of sugars batch or continuous

A

Batch(stop start)

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6
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Is hydration of ethene batch or continuous

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Continuous

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7
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How fast is fermentation

A

Slow

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8
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How fast is hydration

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Fast

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9
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Conditions for fermentation

A

Warm(30degrees) normal pressure 1 ATP

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10
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Conditions for hydration

A

High temperature(300 degrees) 60-70 ATP

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11
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Fermentation purity of product

A

Impure

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12
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Hydration purity of product

A

Pure

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13
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How much energy is needed for fermentation

A

A little

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14
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How much energy is needed for hydration

A

A lot

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15
Q

Test for carbon dioxide

A

Bubble gas through lime water to see if it goes cloudy

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16
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Test for oxygen

A

Blown out splint into test tube to see if it relights

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17
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Test for hydrogen

A

Lit splint into the test tube, listen for a squeaky pop

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18
Q

Ethanoic acid is in?

A

Vinegar

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19
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Ethyl propanoate is what type of organic compound

A

Esters

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20
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Properties of esters that are suitable for perfume use

A

Volatile, and a fruity smell

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21
Q

Describe a test that you can use to distinguish an alkane from an alkene

A

Bromine test.

22
Q

Result of bromine test in alkanes

A

Orange, brown

23
Q

Bromine test result with alkenes

A

Colourless.

24
Q

What does the term saturated mean in hydrocarbons

A

No double bonds are present, all single bonds

25
Q

What does the term unsaturated mean?

A

Have double bonds

26
Q

Metal+acid=

A

Salt and hydrogen

27
Q

Metal oxide+acid=

A

Salt and water

28
Q

Metal hydroxide+acid

A

Salt and water

29
Q

Metal carbonate+acid=

A

Salt, water and co2

30
Q

When a metal reacts with an acid, what observations are made?

A

Fizzing

Metal carbonate disappears

31
Q

When a metal carbonate reacts with an acid what are the observations?

32
Q

Hydrochloric acid produces

A

Chloride salts

33
Q

Sulfuric acid produces

A

Sulphate salts

34
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Nitric acid produces

A

Nitrate salts

35
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Carboxylic acids produce

A

Carboxylate salts

36
Q

Methanols acid goes to

A

Methanoate

37
Q

Ethanoic acid goes to

38
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Propanoic acid goes to

A

Propanoate

39
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Butanoic acid goes to

40
Q

The functional group of alcohols is

41
Q

Ethanol can be oxidised by being

A

Burnt in air(complete combustion)

42
Q

Ethanol can be oxidised by

A

Having a reaction with oxygen in the air to form ethanoic acid(microbial oxidation)

43
Q

Ethanol can be oxidised by

A

Heating with potassium dichromate in dilute sulphuric acid to form ethanoic acid.

44
Q

Ethanol can be made by

A

Reacting ethene with steam in the presence of phosphoric acid catalyst at 300 degrees and a pressure of 60-70 atm

45
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Ethanol can be manufactured by

A

The fermentation of glucose, in the abscess of oxygen, anaerobically at 30 degrees and at normal pressure, using the enzymes in yeast

46
Q

Carboxylate acids have the functional group

47
Q

What is vinegar

A

An aqueous solution containing ethanoic acid

48
Q

What is the functional group for esters

49
Q

What is produced when ethanol ethanoic acid react with an acid catalyst

A

Ethyl ethanoate

50
Q

Properties of esters are?

A

Volatile, distinctive smell, used in perfumes and food flavourings

51
Q

What does condensation polymerisation produce?(dicarboxylic acid and diol reaction)

A

Polyester and water

52
Q

Some polyesters are?

A

Biodegradable(biopolyesters)

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