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Organic Chemistry 8 Flashcards

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1
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reverse of esterification reaction called

A

hydrolysis reaction

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2
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reaction for making soap

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base hydrolysis of an ester

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3
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base hydrolysis of an ester , what does the ester react with?

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bases such as KOH or NaOH

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4
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base hydrolysis of an ester 2 products

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alcohol and a salt of a carboxylic acid

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5
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base hydrolysis of an ester which product is the soap

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salt of the carboxylic acid

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6
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result of base hydrolysis of an ester can also be called

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saponification

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7
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base hydrolysis of an ester condition

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heat

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8
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base hydrolysis of an ester fat used

A

glyceryl tristearate

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9
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glyceryl tristearate where is it found

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animal fat

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10
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alcohol produced

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propan-1,2,3-triol or glycerol

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11
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soap produced

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potassium/sodium stearate

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12
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why is soap suitable for cleaning skin?

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large non-polar part and smaller ionic part, oils dissolve in large non-polar part and ionic salts from skin dissolve in ionic functional group

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13
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why is soap suitable for cleaning skin? write equation

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C17H35 COO- Na+

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14
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name of apparatus

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reflux apparatus

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15
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should the reflux have a stopper or be open

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open

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16
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where does the water go in

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the bottom of the liebig condenser

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17
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reaction vessel

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round-bottomed flask

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18
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why does water go in the bottom of the liebig condenser

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should be filled against gravity so that there are no air bubbles so that there are no pressure imbalances

19
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what is in the reaction vessel at the beginning

A

glyceryl tristearate
sodium hydroxide
ethanol
ant-bumping granules

20
Q

which is the limiting reactant

A

glyceryl tristearate

21
Q

function of ethanol

A

solvent for the lard

22
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function of anti-bumping granules

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absorb heat from the reaction thus preventing violent shaking of the apparatus

23
Q

why is this done under refluc?

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this ensures that there is time for the complete saponification reaction without losing any volatile material

24
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how long do you let it go on for?

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30 minutes

25
Q

what ends up on the side of the glass and why is it a problem

A

residue which contains soap - will reduce the yield of soap

26
Q

how can you remove the residue from the sides?

A

wash down with a minimum of hot water

27
Q

too much hot water

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will reduce the yield of soap

28
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after 30 minutes

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heat removed and allowed to cool slightly

29
Q

what is in the reaction vessel after the 30 minutes

A 
ethanol
sodium hydroxide (excess)
water 
propan-1,2,3-triol
anti-bumping granules
sodium stearate
30
Q

how to isolate soap

A

distillation

31
Q

what do you distill off

A

2/3 of the ethanol

32
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why do you distill off 2/3 of the ethanol

A

to isolate the soap as some soap may be dissolved in the ethanol and the soap would not precipitate fully to get a maximum yield (more concentrate soap mixture)

33
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after distillation

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hot mixture allowed to cool slightly

34
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how and where do you put solution after distillation

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decant quickly into a concentrated salt solution (brine)

35
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why brine

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soap is insoluble and precipitates out of solution

36
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what happens when solution has been decanted

A

ant-bumping granules removed

37
Q

after decanted into brine

A

filtered

38
Q

what is used to filter

A

a buchner funnel

39
Q

after filtration and why

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soap washed many times with cold water to remove sodium hydroxide clinging to soap as it is caustic

40
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after soap is washed

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allow to dry on filter paper or in a dessicator

41
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actual yield of soap

A

weigh it

42
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theoretical yield of soap

A

found from ration 1:3 of glyceryl tristearate (limiting reactant)

43
Q

Mr of glyceryl tristearate

A

890

44
Q

simple word equation for base hydrolysis of an ester

A

ester + base -> alcohol + salt of carboxylic acid

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