paper 2 past paper questions Flashcards

1
Q

test for aldehydes and ketones and results

A

tollens reagent
- aldehyde: silver mirror
-ketone: no observation

or fehlings solution
aldehyde: orange/red precipitate
ketone: no observation

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2
Q

whats the meaning of fractions in fractional distillation

A

a mixture of compounds with similar boiling points

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3
Q

whats the catalyst used for catalytic cracking

A

zeolites

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4
Q

test for alkenes and alkanes and results

A

bromine water

-alkene: turns colourless
-alkanes: no observation

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5
Q

why does carbon dioxide absorb infrared radiation

A

the C=O bond vibrates at the frequency of IR radiation

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6
Q

what environmental problem does NO cause

A

acids rain

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7
Q

why may experimental and theoretical enthalpies differ

A

the value measured may not be accurate due to heat loss or incomplete combustion

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8
Q

What’s is a reflux reaction

A

heating the chemical reaction while continually cooling the vapour produced back into liquid form, using a condenser

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9
Q

How are oxides of nitrogen formed in engines

A

High temperatures in engines drive reactions between nitrogen compounds from the fuel and the oxygen

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10
Q

State the meaning of the term heterogeneous catalyst.

A

A catalyst that is in a different phase to the reaction

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11
Q

what happens in benzene

A

the p orbitals overlap
electrons are delocalised

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12
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why does using a conical flask instead of a beaker give more accurate results in some experiments

A

it reduces loss of liquid droplets and makes sure all the solution flows back into the bottom of the flask

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13
Q

why is chloroethanoic acid stronger acid than ethanoic acid

A

the chlorine atom polarises the O-H bond which weakens it making it a better proton donator

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14
Q

what reaction is responsible for the formation of nitro benzene from benzene

A

electrophilic substitution

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15
Q

reagents and conditions for prop-2-ene nitrile to 3-bromopropanenitrile

A
  • KCN
  • ethanolic
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16
Q

test for primary and secondary alchols

A
  • add potassium dichromate
  • gently warm
    *H2SO4
17
Q
  • whats the mistake in this test and what is it supposed to test for
  • add fehlings solution and cool in iced water
A
  • not supposed to cool instead you need to warm
  • it test for aldehydes and ketone
    • brick red for aldehydes
18
Q

what is one possible environmental problem with the complete combustion of biofuels made from sewage sludge

A

causes acid rain as SO2 is made