orgo lab solubility Flashcards

1
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water soluble

A

-4 carbon or less
-contains N, O, or S

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2
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water insoluble

A

-5 or 6 carbon
-contains N, O, or S

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3
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HCL soluble

A

-if it is it most likely contains an amine
-molecule with a benzene instead of an alkyl group has lowered its basicity bc of delocalization

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4
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aliphatic amine

A

rNH2 + HCL -> RNH3^+ + Cl^-

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5
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HCL insoluble

A

-diarly and triaryl because they dont protonate easily
-amines with high molecular weights

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6
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NaHCO3 soluble

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-it is a strong base
-will be soluble for weak bases and strong acids
-COOH is soluble too

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7
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NaOH soluble

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-it is a weak base
-soluble for strong bases and strong or weak acids
-phenol and COOH are soluble

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8
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why are phenol and COOH soluble in NaOH, why is COOH soluble in NaCHO3?

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because they form salts in the reaction and the salts are what are soluble

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9
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phenols and COOH make?

A

conjugate bases

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10
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NaHCO3 and NaOH insoluble

A

-phenols that make a color in a rxn
-salts that form from compounds with high molecular weights
-COOH compounds with a very long carbon chain

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11
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H2SO4 insoluble

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-only inert compounds are insolible

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12
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inert compounds

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-alkanes, alkyl halides, and aromatics WITHOUT functional groups

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13
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H2SO4 soluble

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-ketones, aldehydes, esters, and alcohol
-also considered neutral

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14
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what does solubility tell you about a compound?

A

-polarity, functional groups, molecular weight, and if it is an acid, base or neutral

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15
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strong base

A

amine

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16
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weak acid

A

phenol

17
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strong acid

A

COOH

18
Q

what is being used to test solubility in this lab?

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Water, 5% NaOH, 5% bicarbonate, 5% HCl, sulfuric acid

19
Q

longer carbon chain

A

decreases the effect of any polar groups and therefore makes a compound less soluble

20
Q

straight chain

A

higher imf, higher boiling point, higher melting poin= less soluble because the imf are harder to break

21
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increase the ratio of polar group (N,O.S)

A

increase solubility becuase there are more polar groups and like dissolves like
- 15 pentaneol is more soluble