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Topic 7 - Organic Chemistry Flashcards

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1
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How does pressure increase affect equilibrium?

A

Moves to where there are fewer molecules of gas to reduce pressure

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How does concentration affect equilibrium?

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If the conc of product goes up, reactants reduced

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3
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Properties of shirt hydrocarbons

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Less viscous, lower bpt, more flammable

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4
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What is LPG and where do you find it in fractional distillation?

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Liquid petroleum gas. Found At the top(it’s still a gas)

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From top to bottom, what are the fractions in fractional distillation?

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LPG, petrol, kerosene, Diesel, heavy fuel oil, bitumen

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6
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Where in fractional distillation are the longest hydrocarbons?

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Bottom

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7
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How do you catalytically crack crude oil?

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Vaporise hydrocarbons, pass over hot aluminium oxide powder and split on the Aluminium oxide powder

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8
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How do you crack hydrocarbons with steam?

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Vaporise, add steam and heat w/ high temp

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9
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What does unsaturated mean?

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Has a double bond

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10
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Which are more reactive? Alkenes or alkanes?

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Alkenes; they have a double bond

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11
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General formula for alkenes?

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CnH2n

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12
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First four alkenes?

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Ethene
Propene
Butene
Pentene

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13
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What happens when an alkene combusts in normal air?

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Incomplete combustion; Forms smoky yellow flame

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14
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What kind of bond do alkanes have?

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Single covalent bonds

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15
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How do you test for alkenes?

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Orange bromine water turns clear

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16
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What are polymers?

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Lots of monomers joined in a chain

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17
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What are monomers?

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Molecules that can be joined in a chain

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18
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What is an addition polymer?

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Polymers made out of unsaturated monomers

19
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What defines an alcohol?

A

O-H bond

20
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Alcohol properties?

A

Flammable
Do complete combustion in air
Neutral pH
Soluble in water

21
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What are the first four alcohols used for?

A

Fuels

22
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How can you get a carboxylic acid from alcohol?

A

Oxidise it with oxygen

23
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If you oxidise propanol with oxygen, what do you get?

A

Propanoic acid

24
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What can alcohols dissolve?

A

Oil, hydrocarbons

Most things water can’t dissolve

25
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How is ethanol made from fermentation?

A

Enzyme in yeast (catalyst) turning sugar into ethanol

26
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What are the optimum conditions for fermented ethanol?

A

37 degrees
Slightly acidic
Anaerobic conditions

27
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What is the functional group of carboxylic acids?

A

C=O-OH

28
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Why are carboxylic acids dissolved in water weak?

A

Not all acid molecules ionises and release H+

29
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How are Esters made?

A

Alcohol + carboxylic acid (w/ acid catalyst)

30
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What is the Ester functional group?

A

COO

31
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How is condensation polymerisation different from addition?

A

Two products are made: a polymer and a small molecule

32
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What kind of monomers can be used in condensation polymerisation?

A

Two with same functional group

Or

One type w/ 2 diff functional groups

33
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What two groups do amino acids have?

A

Amino and carboxyl

34
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What are proteins?

A

One or more long chains of polypeptides

35
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What is a polypeptide?

A

Polymer of amino acids made via condensation polymerisation

36
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What are nucleotides?

A

Polymers of bases

37
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What is the structure of DNA?

A

Two polymer chains (nucleotides) joined by cross linked bases

38
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What do sugars contain?

A

Carbon, Oxygen, Hydrogen

39
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How does sugar create carbohydrates?

A

Polymerisation forms large carbohydrate polymers

40
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How do you make alcohol?

A

React steam with an alkene over a catalyst

41
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What is hydrogenation?

A

Reacting hydrogen with an unsaturated carbon over a catalyst

42
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How do you name a polymer?

A

Put poly(monomer)

43
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If you oxidise an alcohol what do you get?

A

Carboxylic acid

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