Chapter 13 alkenes Flashcards
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State the catalyst needed for the reaction between hydrogen and alkenes (1)
Nickel
What would you observe when bromine is addeded to an alkene (1)
bromine is decoulourised
Name the reactants and conditions when an alcohol if formed from an aklene (1)
Steam and acid catalsyt
State one advantage and one disadvantgage using combustion fro the diposal of waster polymer (2)
- advantage - energy production / energy used to produce electricity
- disadvantage - formation fo HCL/ products of combustion can cause acid rain
- formation of CO2/ gases that cause global warming
- formation of carbon monxoxide
State the meaning of the term electrophile and suggest the formula of the electrophile formed from IBr (2)
- electron pair acceptor
- I+
Explain why poly(propene) is a saturated hydrocarbon (1)
because molecule only contains only single C-C bond
State the bond around each of the carbon atom in poly(propene) (1)
109.5
Polymers can be processed by recycling Describe two other ways in which waste poly(propene) can be processed in a sutainable way (2)
- combustion for energy production
- use as organic feedstock
State one particular problem with disposal of poly(2-chloropropene) by combusiton (1)
Formation of HCl
chlorine
What is the catalyst for 2-chloropropene reacting with steam (1)
- acid
- H2SO4
- H3PO4
State and explain the features of hex-2-ene molecule that lead to E/Z isomers (2)
- carbon to carbon double bond does not rotate has restricted rotation
- each carbon atom of the double bond attatched to two different groups / atoms
What is the essentiall condition for alkene to react with H2O (2)
- steam
- acid catalyst
Name the mechanism for addition reactions with alkenes (1)
electrophillic addition
What is the general formula for alkenes (1)
CnH2n
Describe one difference between the sigma bond and the pi bond (1)
- sigma bond is between bonding atoms nuclei and pi bond is above and below bonding atoms / nuclei
- sigma bond has direct/ head overlap of orbitals and pi bond has a sideways overlap
- pi bond has a lower bond enthlapy i weaker than sigma bond
- sigma bond has electron density betwen bonding atoms and pi bond has electron densirty above and below bonding atoms
In step 2 1-bromopropane reacts with chlorine via radical substitution
Outline the meachnisms for the monochlorination of 1- bromopropane (C3H7Br)
State the essential condiions (6)
intitiation
* Cl2 - >2Cl. and UV
propogation
* C3H7Br + Cl - > C3H6Br + HCl
* C3H6Br + Cl2 ->C3H6BrCl + Cl
termination
* 2Cl. - > Cl2
* * C3H6Br + Cl -> C3H6BrCl
* “C3H6Br. -> C6H12Br2
Radical substitution produces a mixture of organic products suggest two reasons why (2)
- further substitution, produces different termination products / more than one termination step
- substitutionat different points along the chain
Give the formula of an acidic toxic gas that can form during the combustion of polymers (1)
HCl
What is meant by the term structural isomers (1)
Compounds or molecule have the same molecular formula but differnt structural formula
Suggest why 2-methylbut-2-ene is less soluble in water (2)
- does not contain Oh groups / not contain hydroxyl group/ not an alcohol
- not form hydrogen bonds with water
Write an equation for the incineration of the monomer, chloroether with oxygen (1)
Ch2ChCl+2O2 -> CO + CO2+HCl + H2O
Explain how sodium hydrogencarbonate removed hydrogen chloride (1)
Sodiumhydrogencarbonate neutralises HCl
What doe a curly arrow represent in a reaction mechanism (1)
movement of a pair of electrons
Pent-1-ene CH3CH2CH2CH=CH2 is an alkene with molecule formula C5H10 why does it not show steroisomerism (1)
One of the carbons of the C=C has two of the same gorupss attatched / has two hydrogen atoms attatched