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Organic Chem 7 Flashcards

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1
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elimination reactions

A

a reaction where a small molecule is removed from a larger molecule which leaves a double bond in one of the product molecules

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example of elimination reaction

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dehydration of an alcohol to from an alkene and water

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3
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dehydrating agent for ethanol

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aluminium oxide

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4
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second example of elimination reaction

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second stage in the preparation of PVC from ethene gas

conversion of 1,2dichloroethane to chloroethene and hydrogen chloride

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5
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oxidising agent for alcohols

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sodium dichromate

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6
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colour change during oxidation of alcohol

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orange Cr(+6) to green Cr(+3)

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7
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primary alcohol oxidised to

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aldehyde

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8
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aldehyde oxidised to

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carboxylic acid

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9
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secondary alcohol oxidised to

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ketone

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10
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sodium dichromate

A

Na2Cr2O7

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11
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what must also be present

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H+

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12
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are ketones easily oxidised?

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no

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13
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apparatus to prepare aldehyde

A

distillation

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14
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apparatus to prepare ketone

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distillation

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15
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apparatus to prepare carboxylic acid

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reflux

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16
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3 social and applied aspects of oxidation of these

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breathalyser test
ethanol oxidised in human body
oxygenates added to petrol

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breathalyser test

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bag contains sodium dichromate crystals - orange

alcohol in breath will be oxidised and crystals turn green

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18
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ethanol oxidised in human body

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occurs in liver
further oxidised to carbon dioxide and water
rate is dependent on metabolic rate, sex etc.

19
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carboxylic acid reduced to

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aldehydes

20
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aldehydes reduced to

A

primary alcohols

21
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ketones reduced to

A

secondary alcohol

22
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reagent for reduction

A

H2

23
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catalyst for reduction

A

Ni

nickel catalyst

24
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combustion of alcohol gets

A

carbon dioxide and water

25
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fully halogenated alkanes

A

no Hs

26
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flammability of fully halogenated alkanes

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not very combustible, hence they are flame-retardant

27
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where would you find fully halogenated alkanes and why?

A

added to fire extinguishers as they do not allow combustion and are denser than air

28
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2 homologous series that can act as acids

A

alcohols

carboxylic acids

29
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ethanol and sodium react to give

A

sodium ethoxide and hydrogen gas

30
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sodium ethoxide

A

C2H5Na

31
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why does ethanol act as an acid

A

polar hydroxyl group, oxygen is delta minus and hydrogen is delta plus

32
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explain ethanol as an acid

A

extremely weak acid, only acts as an acid with an extremely reactive metal such as sodium

33
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why are carboxylic acid, acids?

A

carboxyl group, contains a carbonyl group C=O
carbon is delta positive
this attracts electrons from -OH group
this is the inductive effect - allows H to be donated

34
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when a carboxyl group loses a proton

A

a carboxylate ion is formed

35
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stability of carboxylate

A

length of C=O and C-O bonds are equal so negative charge is not localised but spread over the 3 atoms - gives extra stability

36
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Ethanoic acid and magnesium

A

magnesium ethanoate and hydrogen

37
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ethanoic acid and sodium hydroxide

A

sodium ethanoate and water

38
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ethanoic acid and sodium carbonate

A

sodium ethanoate and carbon dioxide and water

39
Q

ethanoate

A

CH3COO

40
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organic synthesis

A

involves making organic compounds from simpler substances

41
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what does organic synthesis take

A

many steps and intermediate molecules before target molecule is reached

42
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how can ethanoic acid be synthesised from ethene

A

hydration of ethene to get ethanol

then oxidised to get ethanoic acid

43
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describe the organic synthesis of PCV from ethene

A
  1. ethene undergoes addition reaction with chlorine to form 1,2-dichloroethane
  2. this is cracked to form chloroethene with the removal of HCl (elimination reaction)
  3. chloroethene then undergoes polymerisation to form PVC

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