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U2-1-0 - N4 Revision Flashcards

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Hydrocarbon

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Compound which contains only carbon and hydrogen.

E.g. C3H8

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Products of complete combustion of hydrocarbons

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Carbon dioxide and water

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Products of incomplete combustion of hydrocarbons

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Carbon monoxide and water

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Chemical test for carbon dioxide

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Limewater turns from clear to cloudy

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Homologous series

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A group of compounds with the same general formula and similar chemical properties.

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General formula for alkanes

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CnH2n+2

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General formula for alkenes

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CnH2n

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General formula for cycloalkanes

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CnH2n

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Alkane, alkene or cycloalkane?

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Alkene

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Alkane, alkene or cycloalkane?

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Cycloalkane

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Alkane, alkene or cycloalkane?

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Alkane

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Why is this structure classified as an alkane?

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Single C–C bonds only, follows CnH2n+2

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Why is this structure classified as a cycloalkane?

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Ring structure, follows CnH2n

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Why is this structure classified as an alkene?

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Carbon to carbon double bond (C=C), follows CnH2n

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Name ending for alkenes

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-ene

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Name prefix for cycloalkanes

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Cyclo-

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Name ending for alkanes

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-ane

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Name this compound

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Methane

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What is missing from the name?

butene

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Location of the double bond (but-1-ene)

20
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Unsaturated compound

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More hydrogens can be added on, e.g. C=C is present.

21
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Chemical test for unsaturation

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Unsaturated compounds rapidly decolourise bromine water.

22
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Compounds from which homologous series will rapidly decolourise bromine water?

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Alkenes (have C=C)

23
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Isomers

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Compounds with the same molecular formula but different structural formulae.

24
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Which two homologous series are isomers of each other?

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Alkenes and cycloalkanes

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Prefix for 1 carbon

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Meth-

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Prefix for 2 carbons

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Eth-

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Prefix for 3 carbons

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Prop-

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Prefix for 4 carbons

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But-

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Prefix for 5 carbons

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Pent-

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Prefix for 6 carbons

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Hex-

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Prefix for 7 carbons

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Hept-

38
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Prefix for 8 carbons

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Oct-

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