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Viscosity/Boiling Point/Solubility/Flashpoint Trends Flashcards

1
Q

State what homologous series have the highest boiling point

A

Carboxylic acid/alcohols/amines/amides

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2
Q

State the IMF forces of carboxylic acids

A

Hydrogen bonding and weak dispersion forces

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3
Q

State the IMF forces of alcohols

A

Hydrogen bonding and weak dispersion forces

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4
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State the IMF forces of amines

A

Hydrogen bonding and weak dispersion forces

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5
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State the IMF forces of amides

A

Hydrogen bonding and weak dispersion forces

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6
Q

State the trends in boiling point of organic compounds within a homologous series

A

Increase in chain length, increases boiling point
Increase in MM, increases boiling point
Straight chain > Branched chain (due to increased packing)

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7
Q

State what homologous series have the second highest boiling point

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Haloalkanes/aldehydes/ketones/esters

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8
Q

State the IMF forces of haloalkanes

A

Dipole-dipole attractions and weak dispersion forces

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9
Q

State the IMF forces of aldehydes

A

Dipole-dipole attractions and weak dispersion forces

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10
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State the IMF forces of ketones

A

Dipole-dipole attractions and weak dispersion forces

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11
Q

State the IMF forces of esters

A

Dipole-dipole attractions and weak dispersion forces

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12
Q

State what homologous series have the third highest boiling point

A

Alkanes

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13
Q

State the IMF forces of alkanes

A

Weak dispersion forces

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14
Q

State what homologous series have the fourth highest boiling point

A

Alkenes/alkynes

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15
Q

State the trends in boiling point within the alcohol homologous series

A

primary > secondary > tertiary

due to decreased op. for hydrogen bonding with other molecules

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16
Q

State the overall trend in viscosity

A

Viscosity increase as forces of attraction between molecules increase (as chain length increases, so too does strength of dispersion forces and thus, viscosity)

17
Q

State the overall trend in flashpoint

A

Flashpoint increases as carbon chain length increases

18
Q

State the overall trend in solubility of aldehydes/ketones/esters/alcohols/amides/amines in non-polar organic solvents

A

Solubility increases as chain length increases

19
Q

State the overall trend in solubility of alkenes/alkanes/alkynes in non-polar solvents

A

Soluble in non-polar solvents

20
Q

State the overall trend in solubility of aldehydes/ketones/esters/alcohols/amides/amines in polar solvents

A

Solubility decreases as chain length increases

21
Q

State the overall trend in solubility of alkenes/alkanes/alkynes in polar solvents

A

Insoluble in polar solvents

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