Unit A: Organic Chemistry Module 2 Flashcards
Hydrocarbon Derivatives
compounds composed of carbon, hydrogen, and one other element
Halogenated Hydrocarbon + Physical Property
also known as alkyl halides or organic halides
good solubility in non polar solvents
Alcohols
have one or more hydroxyl groups
Carboxylic Acids + Physical Properties
carboxyl group is always at the end
higher boiling point then alcohol of same size bc they are more polar causing stronger dipole-dipole forces
Esters
contain ester linkage
Lowest to Highest Boiling Point
branched hydrocarbons
linear hydrocarbons
halogenated hydrocarbons
esters
alcohols
carboxylic acids
Incomplete Combustion Products
CO, CO2, C, H2O, energy
Addition Reactions
unsaturated molecule + small molecule = bigger saturated molecule
needs a catalyst
Saturation Test
aqueous bromine, if compound is saturated the solution will remain orange if not it will become colourless
Substitution Reaction
carbon-hydrogen bond of a saturated compound breaks and is replaced by another atom or group of atoms
uses light as a catalyst
Elimination Reaction + Types
creates double bond by eliminating atoms or groups of atoms
Dehydration, dehydrogenation, dehalogenation
Dehydration Reaction
removal of water molecule from an alcohol
needs heat as a catalyst
Dehydrogenation Reaction
removal of 2 hydrogen atoms
Dehalogenation Reaction
halogenated hydrocarbons go through elimination from a base
Esterification Reaction
alcohol + a carboxylic acid = water