Quiz 3 Flashcards
Organic chemistry is the branch of chemistry that studies _________.
Hydrocarbons
Organic compounds have ________ bonds.
Covalent
Carbon has a valence of four, this means it will want to share _________ more electrons.
Four
Oxygen has a valence of 6, this means it want to share _________more electrons.
Two
Most embalming fluid ingredients originate from which material?
Crude oil
What is the maximum number of single bonds carbon can form?
Four
What is the maximum number of double bonds carbon can form?
Two
What is the maximum number of triple bonds carbon can form?
One
________ are saturated hydrocarbons
Alkanes
____are hydrocarbons with at least one double bond.
Alkenes
____are hydrocarbons with one triple bond.
Alkynes
The root word Meth- indicates _.
A molecule with one carbon
The root word Eth- indicates _.
A molecule with two carbons
The root word Prop- indicates _____.
A molecule with three carbons
The root word But- indicates _____.
A molecule with four carbons
A secondary alcohol that is an alcohol that, is attached to a carbon that is/has ________.
Two functional groups
You are about to embalm a body that has a low moisture content. You will use a _____ that has glycerin in it.
Humectant
Humectants are described as chemicals that __________ water from their surroundings.
Absorb
Phenol (aka _________) is a common prep-room ______.
Carbolic acid
Cauterant
You will commonly find ethers in prep-room as ____________.
Solvents
Methyl alcohol is also called ________.
Methanol
You are designing an embalming fluid and want to extend the shelf-life of the fluid. You add _____________ as an anti-polymerant to inhibit the formation of paraformaldehyde.
Methanol
Modern antiseptic techniques were pioneered by _________ using a _________ derivative.
Lister
Phenol
Aldehydes are denoted by the _____ functional group. This group has the symbol _______.
Carbonyl
-CHO