organic chemistry Flashcards

(40 cards)

1
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what is crude oil made from

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fossilised ancient plankton as rocks

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2
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crude oil uses

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fuel, tarmac

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3
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hydrocarbons with longer chains have higher….(2) and are less….(1)

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boiling point, viscosity; flammable

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4
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what is an alkane and its properties

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saturated, single bonded hydrocarbons, low reactivity but good combustion- good for fuels

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5
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alkane general formula

A

CnH(2n+2)

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6
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alkene general formula

A

CnH2n

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7
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alkene functional group

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C=C

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8
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alcohol general formula

A

CnH(2n+1)OH

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9
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alcohol functional group

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-OH

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10
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carboxylic acids general formula

A

CnH2n(2n+1)COOH

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11
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carboxylic acids functional group

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-COOH

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12
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2 types of cracking

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steam and catalytic

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13
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uses of alkenes

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combined to make polymers, starting materials for chemicals

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14
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what is an alkene and its properties

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unsaturated, one double bond, more reactive than alkanes due to extra hydrogen bond

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15
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what is an addition reaction

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two or more molecules combine to form a single larger molecule

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16
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alkenes+oxygen formula

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alkene + oxygen = carbon monoxide + carbon +water
burn with smoky flame

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17
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alkenes+hydrogen formula

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alkene + hydrogen + nickel catalyst = alkane

18
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alkenes+halogens formula

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alkene + halogen = dibromoalkene
halogen commonly bromine water which causes colour change from brown-orange to colourless

19
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alkene+steam formula

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alkene + steam + phosphoric acid catalyst = alcohol

20
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sodium+alcohol formula

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sodium + alcohol = hydrogen+sodium alkoxide

21
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oxygen+alcohol formula (non-combustion)

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oxidising agent + alcohol = carboxylic agent

22
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water+alcohol formula

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water + alcohol = neutral solution

23
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oxygen+alcohol formula (combustion)

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air + heat + alcohol = carbon dioxide + water

24
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fermentation formula

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yeast + sugar solution = ethanol (aq) + carbon dioxide

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ideal conditions for fermentation
37 degrees celcius, slightly acidic solution, anaerobic
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are carboxylic acids weak or strong?
weak- only partially ionise in water
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carboxylic acid+water formula
carboxylic acid + water = solution with acidic pH
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carboxylic acid+metal carbonates formula
carboxylic acids + metal carbonates = salt + carbon dioxide + water
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carboxylic acids+alcohol formula
carboxylic acid + alcohol + acid catalyst = ester + water
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product of this reaction: alkene monomers undergo addition polymerisation
poly(alkene)
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what is condensation polymerisation
joining together of monomers with 2 functional groups to produce larger polymers and small by-products
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what does condensation polymerisation bind and make
amino acids -> polypeptides + water
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what is a polypeptide
Produced when peptide links form between the amine and carboxyl groups of amino acids.
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properties of DNA
monomers are nucleotides, very large, double helix
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what method is the best way to produce alcohol
industrial- lower labour costs, continuous process, fast rate of reaction, alcohol produced is high purity fermentation- renewable, conditions are low maintainance, low energy
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carboxylic acid formula
CnH2nO2
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what does polyesters mean
lots of esters
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how to draw poly-alkenes from alkenes (addition polymers)
1. [ ] 2. draw monomers with the C=C 3.Add - on each [ ]
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3 types of natural polymers
amino acids, DNA, starch/cellulose
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what is an amino acid made up of
COOH (carboxyl group), NH2 (amino group)