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1
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What are the reaction conditions for nuclear fusion?

A

High temperature and pressure

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2
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What is formed when group 2 reacts with water?

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Metal hydroxide and hydrogen

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3
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What is the trend in reactivity if group 2 with hydroxides?

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Increase in reactivity

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4
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What is formed when group 2 reacts with oxygen?

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Metal oxide

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5
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What is the trend in thermal stability of carbonates?

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Increases down the group

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6
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What is formed when group 2 carbonates decompose?

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Carbon dioxide and metal oxide

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7
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What is the trend in solubility of group 2 hydroxides?

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Increase in solubility

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8
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That is the trend in solubility of group 2 carbonates?

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Decreases down the group

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9
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Test for transition metals?

A

Sodium hydroxide

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10
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Test for carbonates?

A

HCl

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11
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Test for sulfates?

A

Barium chloride

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12
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Test for ammonia?

A

Red litmus paper turns blue

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13
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Test for halides?

A

Silver nitrate

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14
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ReCtion conditions of hydrogenation?

A

Nickel catalyst with heat and pressure

Platinum catalyst at room temperature

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15
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What are the reaction conditions for hydration of alkemes?

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Concentrated h2so4
Steam
Heat and pressure

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16
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Appearance of the halogens at room temp?

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Fluorine- pale yellow ga

Chlorine- yellow/green gas

Bromine - red/brown liquid

Iodine - shiny grey solid

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17
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What is the trend in reactivity if halogens?

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Decreases in reactivity down the group

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18
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Colours of halogens in water?

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Chlorine - colourless

Bromine- yellow/ orange

Iodine - brown

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19
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Colours of halogens in hexane?

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Chlorine- colourless

Bromine - orange/ red

Iodine- violet

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20
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How to produce HBr and HI?

A

Phosphoric avid

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21
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HBr and sulfuric acid?

A

SO2

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22
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HI with sulfuric acid?

A

H2S

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23
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What is the trend in thermal stability of hydrogen halides?

A

Decreases

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24
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Hydrogen halides with ammonia?

A

Ammonium halide

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25
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Acidity of hydrogen halides?

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All strong acids except fluorine as it doesn’t dissociate

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26
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What is the trend in booking points of haloalkanes?

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Increases down the group

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27
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Nucleophillic substitution with water or hydroxides?

A

Alcohol

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28
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Nucleophillic substitution with ammonia?

A

Amines

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29
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What is the course of the trend in reactivity if haloalkanes?

A

Bond enthalpy

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30
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What is the trend in reactivity if haloalkanes?

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Increase in reactivity

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31
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Phenols and alkali?

A

React to form salt and water

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32
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Phenol and carbonate?

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No reaction

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33
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Carboxylic acid and carbonate?

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ReCtion - fizzing

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34
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Phenol and acid anhydride?

A

Ester and a carboxylic acid

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35
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Test for phenol!

A

Iron iii chloride

Purple

36
Q

Formation of eaters from acohol?

A

Carboxylic acid with concentrated sulfuric or hydrochloride acid

37
Q

Primary alcohol distilled with acidified potassium dichromate?

38
Q

Reflux of primary alcohol?

A

Carboxylic acid

39
Q

Oxidation of secondary alcohol?

40
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Oxidation of tertiary alcohol?

41
Q

How to dehydrate alcohols?

A

Heated aluminate or reflux with concentrated sulfuric acid to make an Allene

42
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what is the gradient in the arhennius equation?

43
Q

what is the test for nitrate v?

A

warm with devardas alloy and NaOH

produces ammonia gas test with damp red litmus paper = blue

44
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what is the test for ammonium?

A

warm with NaOH
produces ammonia gas
damp red litmus paper blue

45
Q

what do you spray a chromatogram with?

A

ninhydrin solution

46
Q

reaction conditions to hydrolyse a protein?

A

hot aqeuous 6 molar HCl

47
Q

what is a pharmacophore?

A

drug that fits into the receptor site making it medicinally active

48
Q

why might a pharmocaphore not work?

A

not the right shape/size
dp-dp, hydrogen, ionic, IDID
orientation

49
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carboxylic acid +metal

A

metal ethanoate - carboxylate and hydrogen

50
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carboxylic acid + carbonate

A

carboxylate + water + CO2

51
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carboxylic acid +alkali

A

salt and water

52
Q

what are the conditions for hydrolysis of esters?

A

reflux with either moderately concentrated HCl or NaOH

53
Q

conditions for hydrolysis of amides?

A

reflux with moderately concentrated HCl(4M) or NaOH (2M)

54
Q

what is an acyl chloride?

A

COCl group

55
Q

what are optical isomers called?

A

enantiomers

56
Q

what are the two types of polymers?

A

addition and condensation

57
Q

nylonx,y what is x and what is y?

A

x=carbons of the diamine

y=carbons on the dicarboxylic acid

58
Q

how do enantiomers act differently?

A

rotate plain polarised light in opposite directions

form differen shapes so fit differently in active site

59
Q

what is a bronsted lowrey base?

A

accepts h+

60
Q

test for nitrate(v)

A

NaOH and devardas alloy and heat = ammonia gas

turns damp red litmus paper blue

61
Q

test for Cl-?

A

nitric acid and silver nitrate forms white ppt

soluble in dilute ammonia

62
Q

test for Br-?

A

nitric acid and silver nitrate forms cream ppt

soluble in concentrated ammonia and insoluble in dilute ammonia

63
Q

test for I-?

A

Nitric acid and silver nitrate forms yellow ppt

insoluble in conc and dilute ammonia

64
Q

test for sulphate (SO4)2-

A

Barium hydroxide forms white ppt

65
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test for carbonate (CO3)2-

A

HNO3 = fizzing

66
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test for hydroxide ions

67
Q

what forms when Cu2+ reacts with CO3 2-?

A

green/blue ppt

68
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what forms when Fe2+ reavts with carbonate ions?

69
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what happens when Fe3+ reacts with carbonate ions?

70
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what happens when Zn2+ reacts with carbonate ions

71
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what happens when Ca 2+ reacts with carbonate ions?

72
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what happens when barium ions react with carbonate ions?

73
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what happens when Pb2+ reacts with carbonate ions

74
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Hydroxide ions and alumninium ions?

A

white ppt dissolves in excess

75
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hydroxide ions and Cu2+

76
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hyrdoixde ions and Fe2+

A

dirty green ppt

77
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hydroxide ions and Fe3+

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orange/brown ppt

78
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hydroxide ions and Zn2+

79
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hydroxide ions and Ca2+

80
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hydroxide ions and Ba2+

81
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hydroxide ions and Pb2+

82
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Ca2+ and SO4 2-

83
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Ba 2+ and SO4 2-

84
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Pb2+ and SO4 2-

85
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Ag+ and SO42-

86
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Pb2+ and I-

A

bright yellow ppt

Chemistry OCR B Alevel (14 decks)

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