Topic 9- Seperste Chemistry 2 Flashcards

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Flame photometry

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  • shows which ions are present in a substance

- accurate and fast

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2
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Alkanes

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  • part of the hydrocarbon homologous series
  • Cn H2n+2
  • saturated
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3
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Alkenes

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  • part of the hydrocarbon homologous series
  • c=c bond
  • unsaturated
  • CnH2n
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4
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Polymers

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Substances of high average relative molecular mass made by joint up lots of small repeating patterns (monomers)

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5
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Name 3 naturally occurring polymers

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  • DNA
  • Amino acids
  • Carbohydrates
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6
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Pros and cons to recycling polymers

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\+reduces amount of waste in landfill
\+reduces emissions of greenhouse gases 
\+reduces use of crude oil 
-separating is expensive and difficult 
-quality of product is reduced 
-can only be recycled a finite amount of times
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7
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Carboxylic acids

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  • when alcohols are oxidised they become carboxylic acids

- they then form a -COOH functional group

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8
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How is Ethanol produced?

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  • fermentation

- enzymes speed up the reaction

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9
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Fermentation

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The process of using yeast to convert a type of carbohydrate called sugars into alcohol

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10
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Nano particles

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-tiny particles bigger than atoms and simple molecules

Eg. Fullerenes

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11
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What are the effects of nanoparticles on your health?

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Not fully understood

But if breathed in could cause a build up and cause lung inflammation

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12
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Properties of ceramics

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Stiff

Brittle

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13
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Properties of clay

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  • soft

- when heated hard

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14
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Properties of glass

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  • transparent
  • strong
  • brittle
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15
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Properties of metals

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  • good at conducting electricity and heat
  • high density
  • malleable
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16
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How can fractional distillation be used to concentrate ethanol?

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  • ethanols has a lower boiling point than water
  • heat up the solution
  • ethanol goes through a liebig condenser
17
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How can alcohols be used as fuels?

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-when they’re burned they release energy

18
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Properties and uses of polythene

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  • flexible
  • electrical insulator
  • cheap
  • plastic bags, bottles, wire insulation
19
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Properties and uses of polypropene

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  • flexible
  • strong
  • tough
  • mouldable
  • crates, furniture, ropes
20
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Properties and uses of polychloroethene (PVC)

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  • tough
  • cheap
  • window frames, water pipes
21
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Poly(tetrafluoroethene)

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  • unreactive
  • tough
  • non-stick
  • non-stick pans, waterproof clothing