M8&10 Flashcards

1
Q

The major sources of ______ are the world’s natural gas and petroleum deposits.

A

ALKANES

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2
Q

consists chiefly of METHANE but also contains ethane, propane, and butane.

A

NATURAL GAS

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3
Q

a complex MIXTURE OF HYDROCARBONS that must be separated into fractions and then further refined before it can be used.

A

PETROLEUM

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4
Q

ALKANES boiling point & melting point

A

BP & MP increases as MW increases

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5
Q

____ lowers an alkane’s boiling point

A

BRANCHING

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6
Q

separates crude mixtures of alkanes based on DIFFERENCES IN BOILING POINT

A

FRACTIONAL DISTILLATION

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7
Q

Alkanes are sometimes referred to as

A

PARAFFINS

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8
Q

parum affinis means

A

SLIGHT AFFINITY

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9
Q

reaction of an ALKANE with O2

A

COMBUSTION

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10
Q

ALKANE + OXYGEN

A

COMBUSTION

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11
Q

ALKANE + OXYGEN (combustion) products

A

CARBON DIOXIDE
WATER
HEAT

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12
Q

ALKANE + Cl2

A

HALOGENATION

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13
Q

ALKENES are also called

A

OLEFINS

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14
Q

(ripening of fruits)

A

ETHYLENE

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15
Q

(major component of turpentine)

A

α-pinene

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16
Q

(orange pigment, source of Vit A)

A

β-carotene

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17
Q

_____ alkenes are MORE stable than their ____ isomers

A

TRANS, CIS

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18
Q

ALKENE + HX

A

HYDROHALOGENATION

19
Q

ALKENE + HX product

A

ALKYL HALIDE, RX

20
Q

the H attaches to the carbon with fewer alkyl substituents, and the X attaches to the carbon with more alkyl substituents (MORE BRANCHED).

A

MARKOVNIKOV’S RULE

21
Q

when ONLY ONE of the two possible orientation of addition occurs

A

REGIOSPECIFIC

22
Q

ALKENE + WATER (& heat)

A

HYDRATION

23
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24
Q
  • Mercury (II) acetate in aqueous THF
    (tetrahydrofuran)
  • Sodium borohydride
A

OXYMERCURATION-DEMERCURATION

25
Q
  • Borane
  • Basic Hydrogen peroxide
A

HYDROBORATION

26
Q

uses enzymes as catalyst

A

ENZYMATIC HYDRATION

27
Q

ALKENE + X2

A

HALOGENATION

28
Q

ALKENE + X2 product

A

dihaloalkanes

29
Q

Test for Unsaturation

A

addition of Br2

30
Q

ALKENES + H2

A

HYDROGENATION

31
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32
Q

addition of H, removal of O

A

REDUCTION

33
Q

removal of H, addition of O

A

OXIDATION

34
Q

HYDROGENATION catalyst

A

Pd or Pt

35
Q

Oxidation of Alkenes: Addition of –OH

A

HYDROXYLATION

36
Q

Alkene + potassium permanganate, KMnO4 in BASIC solution

A

HYDROXYLATION

37
Q

product of HYDROXYLATION

A

DIOL / GLYCOL

38
Q

splitting of molecule

A

CLEAVAGE

39
Q

Alkene + potassium permanganate, KMnO4 in ACIDIC solution

A

CLEAVAGE

40
Q

CLEAVAGE product

A

C=O

41
Q

a large (sometimes very large) molecule built up by REPETITIVE BONDING together of many smaller molecules

A

POLYMER

42
Q

smaller molecules

A

MONOMERS

43
Q

RADICALS + ALKENES

A

POLYMERIZATION

44
Q

Multiple bonds that alternate with single bonds are said to be

A

CONJUGATED