2) Nature's Chemistry Flashcards

1
Q

vitamins dissolve better in ___ than ___

A

fats than water (vitamins are non-polar)

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2
Q

generally oils are (non/polar)

A

non polar

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3
Q

name for glycerol

A

propan-1,2,3-triol

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4
Q

esters are made by reacting

A

an alcohol and carboxylic acid

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5
Q

how to name an ester

A

(alcohol) -yl (acid)-anoate

e. g. methyl ethanoate

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6
Q

an ester is broken down into smaller molecules using

A

hydrolysis

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7
Q

reverse reaction of hydrolysis of an ester

A

condensation

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8
Q

glycerol can be obtained from a fat using

A

hydrolysis

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9
Q

the breakdown of fats and oils produces

A

glycerol and acids

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10
Q

each OH group (on glycerol) can combine with ___ ________ each

A

one carboxylic acid

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11
Q

the breakdown of fats and oils produces glycerol and fatty acids in the ratio of

A

1 : 3 (glycerol : fatty acids) moles

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12
Q

only _________________ have an effect on saturation

A

carbon to carbon double bonds

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13
Q

fats are _____ of glycerol and _____ carboxylic acids

A

esters , long chain

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14
Q

fats are packed together ______ than oils because

A

tighter; oils have more carbon to carbon double bonds that prevents tighter packing whereas fats have less

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15
Q

fats have ____ van der waals forces between molecules than oils

A

stronger

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16
Q

result of reacting an ALDEHYDE with benedict’s reagent

A

blue -> brick red

17
Q

result of reacting an ALDEHYDE with tollen’s reagent

A

colourless -> a silver precipitate

18
Q

result of reacting an ALDEHYDE with acidified potassium dichromate solution

A

orange -> green

19
Q

result of reacting a KETONE with benedict’s reagent

A

none

20
Q

result of reacting a KETONE with tollen’s reagent

A

none

21
Q

result of reacting a KETONE with acidified potassium dichromate solution

A

none

22
Q

general formula for aldehydes and ketones

A

CnH2nO

23
Q

proteins are amides/salts/esters

A

amides

24
Q

soaps are amides/salts/esters

A

salts

25
Q

fats are amides/salts/esters

A

esters

26
Q

essential oils are/n’t volatile and are/n’t water soluble

A

are volatile and aren’t water soluble

27
Q

effect of adding hydroxyl groups on water solubility

A

makes it more water soluble

28
Q

the three stages of free racials

A

initiation
propagation
termination

29
Q

explain clearly why the first ionisation energy of element X is much lower than its second. (3)
also appears as:
explain clearly why the second ionisation energy of element X is much higher than its first. (3)

A

The first ionisation energy removed an electron from the outermost shell and the second was removal from an inner shell. The removal from a complete shell requires more energy than removal from an incomplete shell.

30
Q

when something is oxidised it can either lose / gain an electron or lose / gain an oxygen

A

when something is oxidised it can either lose an electron or gain an oxygen