Natural Products Flashcards

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What is the word equation for photosynthesis ?

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Carbon dioxide+water>glucose +oxygen

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What is the chemical equation for photosynthesis ?

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CO2+H2O>C6H12O6+O2

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What is the balanced equation for photosynthesis ?

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6CO2+6H2O>C6H12O6+6O2

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4
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What colour is chlorophyll?

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Green pigment

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What does chlorophyll do?

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Trap light energy from the sun and allows the reaction to take place

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6
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What happens to glucose after photosynthesis ?

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Stored as starch in the plant

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7
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How are carbohydrates made?

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By plants during photosynthesis

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8
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What do carbohydrates provide us with ?

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Energy in our diets

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9
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What do carbohydrates contain?

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Carbon, hydrogen and oxygen

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10
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What is the ratio of hydrogen and oxygen?

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2:1

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What 2 groups can carbohydrates be divided into?

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Sugars - simple carbohydrates

Starch - complex

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What is the name given to glucose and fructose and what’s there formula ?

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C6H12O6 monosaccharides

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13
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What solution can be used to test for sugar?

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Benedict’s solution (or Fehling’s solution)

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14
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What is the colour change when Benedict’s solutions is heated with sugars?

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Blue to orange

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15
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What is the exception to using benedict’s solution ?

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Sucrose

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16
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What is starch?

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Large molecules made of many small glucose molecules joined together

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17
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What is the name of starch and its formula ?

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C6H10O5 polysaccharide

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18
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What solution is used to test for starch ?

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Iodine solution

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19
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What is the colour change to iodine solution?

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Brown to blue/black

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20
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What is the importance of photosynthesis ?(3)

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Produces carbohydrates for energy
Produces oxygen
Reduces CO2 in the atmosphere

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21
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What is respiration?

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Reaction between carbohydrates and oxygen in our body that gives us energy

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22
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What is the word equation for respiration?

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Glucose+oxygen>carbon dioxide+water

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23
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What is the chemical equation for respiration ?

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C6H12O6+O2>CO2+H2O

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What is the balanced equation for respiration ?

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C6H12O6+6O2>6CO2+6H2O

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What is the equation for respiration the same as ?
Combustion of glucose
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When do condensation reactions take place ?
Two or more small molecules react together to make a larger molecule and a molecule of water
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What is polymerisation ?
When lots of small molecules (called monomers) react together to make a large molecule (called a polymer)
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What is hydrolysis ?
Breaking larger molecules into smaller molecules by adding water
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What is fermentation ?
Breakdown of glucose to form ethanol and carbon dioxide
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What is the word equation for fermentation?
Sugar or starch> ethanol + carbon dioxide. Yeast
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What is the balanced equation for fermentation?
C6H12O6 > 2C2H5OH + 2CO2
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What do enzymes in the yeast cells act as ?
A catalyst for the reaction
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What can ethanol for alcoholic drink be made from ?
Glucose derived from any fruit or vegetable
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What is the maximum concentration of ethanol produced from fermentation?
Around 12-15%
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Why is the concentration of ethanol limited in fermentation?
Yeast cells die
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How are spirits like whiskey and vodka made?
By distilling the products of fermentation
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What does distillation do ?
Separates the alcohol and water because they have different boiling points
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What is the concentration of alcohol in whisky and vodka ?
Around 40%
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What is the general formula for alkanols ?
CnH2n+1OH
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Why can alcohols be used as fuels ?
They burn releasing energy
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What is the flammability of alcohols and how do they burn ?
High flammability and burn with clean flames
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What can alcohols be used as also ?
Solvents as they dissolve some substances that don't dissolve in water
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What is the general formula of alkanoic acids ?
Cn-1H2n-1COOH
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What is ethanoic acid also known as ?
Vinegar
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What are the 2 uses of vinegar ?
Household cleaning products and food preservatives
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What can vinegar be used to remove ?
Limescale
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How can esters be made ?
Reacting an alkanol and an alkanoic acid
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How are esters formed?
In a condensation reaction between an alkanol and alkanoic acid
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What is the word equation for the production of esters ?
Alkanoic acid+alcohol🔄ester + water
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What type of reaction is the production of esters ?
Reversible reaction
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What is a condensation reaction?
Two small molecules join to make a larger molecule and water (or any other small molecule)
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What name formula do ester follow?
Alkyl alkanoates
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Where does 'alkyl' come from?
Alcohol
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Where does 'alkanoate' come from?
Acid
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What is the ester link?
-COO- Or -COOC-
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How can esters be broken down?
By hydrolysis
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What is the equation for the hydrolysis of an ester?
Ester+water🔄alkanoic acid+alcohol
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What is hydrolysis ?
Breaking down a larger molecule into smaller molecules by adding water