Organic Chemistry Flashcards

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Dicarboxylic acid- hexanedioic acid

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HOOCCH2 CH2 CH2 CH2 COOH

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What is condensation polymerisation

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The addition of two monomers which releases a small molecule- normally water

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Diamine- diaminohexane

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H2 NCH2 CH2 CH2 CH2 CH2 NH2

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Complete combustion

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Propane + oxygen –> carbon dioxide + water

C3H8 + 5O2 –> 3CO2 + 3H2O

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Incomplete combustion

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Ethane + oxygen –> carbon monoxide + carbon (soot) + water

C2H6 + 2O2 –> CO + C + 3H2O

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What is complete combustion

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When an alkane is burned in excess oxygen

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What is incomplete combustion

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When and alkane is burned and there isn’t enough oxygen for complete combustion

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What is a hydrocarbon

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Substance made only from carbon and hydrogen atoms

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Fractional distillation from top to bottom

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Refinery gases
Gasoline (LGP)
Naptha
Kerosine
Diesel
Fuel oil (refinery gases)
Bitumin
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How does temperature differ in the fractional distillation column

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Increases in temperature as you move downwards

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What physical property of hydrocarbon separates them in fractional distillation

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Boiling point

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How does the fractional distillation column work

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The temperature changes throughout the the column so that the different fractions boil and different points and are released as gas at different levels

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Why use fractionating columns

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Allows crude oil to separated into different fractions and used according to their different properties

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What is a functional group

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The part of a molecule which gives it it’s functional purpose

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Alkene general formula

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CnH2n

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Alkane general formula

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CnH2n+2

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Test for alkane vs Alkene

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When an Alkene is mixed with bromine water it turns colourless as the double bond is broken so bromine atoms are separated

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First 4 alkenes

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Ethene (C2H4)
Propene (C3H6)
Butene (C4H8)
Pentene (C5H10)

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Bromine water reaction

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Methane + bromine –> bromomethane

CH4 + Br2 –> CH3Br +HBr

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What’s an addition reaction

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Alkenes + halogens

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First 4 alkanes

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Methane (CH4)
Ethane (C2H6)
Propane(C3H8)
Butane (C4H10)

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Isomer of butane

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Methylpropane

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Isomer of pentane

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Methylbutane

Dimethylpropane

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Isomer of butene

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But-1-ene
But-2-ene
Methylpropene

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Why does fractional distillation work
Crude oil is a mixture and the compounds are not chemically bonded
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What does the term 'sweet and sour mean'
Term applied to crude oil when the hydrocarbons don't contain sulphur only hydrogen and carbon
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Difference between cyclopropane and propane
Cyclopropane has one hydrogen less
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What other physical properties differ in the fractional distillation column and how
Viscosity Carbon atoms Increases downwards
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Order ethane, propane, butane and pentane in most to least viscous
Pentane Butane Propane Ethane
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Order ethane, propane, butane and pentane in most to least volatile
Ethane Propane Butane Pentane
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Why does propane have a higher boiling point than methane
Propane has more covalent bonds/more electrons so more intermolecular forces must be broken
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What's isomerism
Compounds with the same molecular formula but different displayed formula (isomers)
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Problems caused by carbon
Pollution- global dimming and smog | Breathing problems
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Why can nitrogen and oxygen react in a car engine
Nitrogen is normally very un reactive but in vigorous conditions in car engine with high heat atoms will have a lot of engine and will react
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Environmental problems caused my oxides of nitrogen
Nitrous oxide and sulphuric dioxide leads to acid rain
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Describe experience for ethene
Bromine water is orange Ethenes double bond reacts and bond between two bromine atoms is split This turns it colourless
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Temp and atmosphere for catalytic cracking
600 degrees | Porcelain chips
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Name of monomer into name of polymer
Add poly to start of name
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How do addition and condensation polymerisation differ
Addition is only one monomer Condensation is two alternating monomers Condensation a small molecule is released
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Product made from polypropene
Plastic ropes
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What is nylon
Polyamide
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Yeast fermentation with oxygen
C6H12O6 + 9O2 --> 6CO2 + 6H2O
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Yeast fermentation without oxygen equation
C6H12O6 --> 2CO2 + 2CH5OH
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How does yeast react with no oxygen
It respites anaerobically
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How to distil alcohol
Filter the mixture through filter paper and funnel into a boiling tube Put bung into boiling tube with delivery tube and but the boiling tube into boiling water The alcohol should distil
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Distilled ethanol
Ethanol distillate
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Does ethanol distillate ignite easily
Yes but the liquid does ignite, the fumes above it does
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Flame from ignited ethanol distillate
Blue on surface and orange further up
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Photosynthesis equation
6CO2 + 6H2O --> C6H12O6 + 6O2
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Combustion of ethanol equation
2C2H5OH + 3O2 --> 2CO2 + 3H2O
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Hydration process
Alkenes from cracking are reacted with steam phosphoric acid catalyst at 300 degrees and 60 atmospheres
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Ethene +water
Ethanol
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Why is ethanol produced synthetically not carbon neutral
It doesn't take any CO2 from the atmosphere but it emits carbon monoxide and produces carbon
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Why is ethanol produced through fermentation carbon neutral
Because it begins with photosynthesis which takes CO2 from the atmosphere so when it emits some, it does not exceed what it has taken
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What's ethene used for
Synthesising ethanol for fuel | Making plastics
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Benefits of dehydrating alcohol
Alternative fuel source and its a different way of making Alkenes
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What happens during dehydration
The molecules functional group is changed
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Why dehydrate ethanol
Produces a fuel as you can't use Alkenes as fuel because they don't combust clearly of produce much what energy
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Oxidation
Adding an oxygen with a double bond turns and alcohol into a carboxylic acid
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Oxidation and electron number
Directly proportional
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Oxidation
Loss of electrons
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Reduction
Gaining electrons
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When you leave an alcohol exposed to air what happens
It oxidises and become vinegar
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Acid + carbonate -->
Carbon dioxide + salt + water
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Ethanoate and sodium
The sodium is electrostatically bonded and this makes an ionic compound
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Homologous series
Series of organic compounds which have the same general formula similar reactions but differ by CH2 group
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General formula
States ratio of atoms in a homologous series
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Isomerism
Compounds with same molecular formula and differed displayed formula- isomers
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Isomer of butene
Mehypropene
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And alkene + bromine water
Dibromethene
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Viscosity, boiling point and carbon atoms in fractional column
Increases downwards
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Dangers of carbon monoxide
Resources the capacity of the blood to carry oxygen as it binds to haemoglobin
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Cracking conditions
Silica/alumina as catalyst | 600-700 degrees
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What's does cracking do
Turns a long chain alkane into a shorter chain alkane and and alkene
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Uses of fractions in column
``` Refinery gases- bottle gas Gasoline- petrol for cars Kerosene- fuel for aeroplanes Diesel oil- fuel for large vehicles Fuel oil- fuel for ships Bitumen- road surfaces ```