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Unit 2 ii) Everyday Consumer Products Flashcards

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1
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What is a carbohydrate?

A

A substance which contains only carbon, hydrogen and oxygen

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2
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What is the H:O ratio in carbohydrates?

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2:1

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3
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What is the test for starch?

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Iodine turns blue-black

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4
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What is the use of a catalyst?

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To speed up a reaction

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5
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What is hydrolysis?

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The breakdown of a substance using water

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6
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What type of reaction takes place when glucose turns to starch?

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Condensation Polymerisation

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7
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What is the name for a biological catalyst?

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Enzyme

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8
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What homologus series does ethanol belong to?

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The alkanols / the alcohols

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9
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What do all alkanols contain?

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A hydroxyl group (-O-H)

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10
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What is the general formula of the alkanols?

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CnH2n+1 OH

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11
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What is the only alcohol that can be produced by fermentation?

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Ethanol

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12
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How can other alcohols be produced?

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Corresponding alkene + water
eg propene + water > propanol
This process is known as hydration

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13
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Why is the maximum concentration of ethanol 12%?

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Because the yeast stops working (denatured) by the high concentrations of alcohol

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14
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What process is used to increase the concentration of ethanol?

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Distillation which is Evaporation then Condensatiom

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15
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What are the properties of alcohols?

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  • Can be used as solvents
  • Very flammable
  • Good fuels as they burn with a clean flame
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16
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What will the combustion of an alcohol produce?

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CO2 +H2O

17
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What process can convert ethanol in ethene?

A

Dehyration

18
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What are the properties of alkanoic acids?

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  • All have a carboxylic group (-COOH)

* Also called carboxylic acids

19
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What is the first carboxylic acid?

A

Methanoic acid - HCOOH

20
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What is the formula of ethanoic , propanoic and butanoic acid?

A

Ethanoic - CH3COOH
Propanoic - C2H5COOH
Butanoic - C3H7COOH

21
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What is the general formula of the alkanoic acids?

A

Cn-1H2n-1COOH

22
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Name a household product containing ethanoic acid?

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Vinegar- it can be use for preserving food. Ethanoic acid is also found in cleaning products

23
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How are esters made?

A

By the condensation reaction between an alkanol and alkanoic acid

24
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What is the ester link?

A

-COO-

25
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What process breaks down esters?

A

Hydrolysis

26
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Name 3 uses of esters

A

Food flavourings
Solvents
In perfumes

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