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Organic chemistry

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Is the study of the compunds of carbon

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Hydrocarbons

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Are compounds containing only hydrogens and carbons

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Saturated hydrocarbons

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Contain only single bonds

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Unsaturated hydrocarbons

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Contain double or triple bonds

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Cyclic hydrocarbons

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Are arranged in a ring
Unsaturated hydrocarbons make up the aromatic series with the simplest member being benzene, C6H6
Have cyclo- before the name

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Properties of hydrocarbons

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Insoluble in water because they are non-polar

Boiling point increases as carbon chain length increase because dispersion forces increase with the size

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Alkanes

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Are hydrocarbons that only contain single bonds
End in -ane
Has the formula CnH2n+2

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Homologous series

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Any series of organic compounds in which each successive member differs by CH2

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Reactions of alkanes

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Oxidation/combustion - hydrocarbons burn in oxygen to produce carbon dioxide and water
Substitution reactions - Alkanes react with halogen and they swap one of their atoms, the products are known as haloalkanes, in the presence of UV light, produces2 byproducts

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Isomers

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Are compounds which have the same molecular formula but different structural formulas

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Alkenes

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Has a double bond
Ends in -ene
Has the formula CnH2n

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Reactions of alkenes

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Undergo combustion/oxidation to form carbon dioxide and water
Addition reactions - react with halogens and combine and halogens replace the hydrogens, on each side of the carbon
Self addition - which the double bond breaks to form polymers

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Alkynes

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Contains triple bonds
Ends in -yne
Formula is CnH2n-2

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Which homologus series has higher bp/mp?

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Alkynes becuase they have the strongest bond

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Reactions of alkynes

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Undergo combustion and addition reactions

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Rules for naming hydrocarbons

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  1. Determine longest carbon chains
  2. Determine where the double/triple bond is
  3. Number the carbon atoms from the end chosen
  4. Name branches firstfirst with the ending -yl and include the correct prefix
  5. When two or more branches occur on the same carbon atoms the number is indicated for each branch and the names are given in alphabetical order
  6. When two or more identical branches occur on different carbon atoms, it uses the prefixes di, tri, tetra
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Condensed formulas

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Is a way of representing the structural formula of an organic compund in a single line

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Condensed formula rules

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Brackets are used to indicate side chains and if there are repeating CH groups

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Fuctional group

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Is an atom of group of atoms, or a bond, that gives an organic molecule its specific properties

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Alcohols

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Have a hydroxy group, OH as theri functional group

Named the same as hydrocarbons with the ending -ol

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Properties of alcohols

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Hydrogen bonding increases boiling points and because dispersion forces increase with size for non-polar molecules
Soluble in water for smaller ones because of polar hydroxy group but decreased solubility as they increase in size because of increasing non-polar sections

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Reactions of alcohols

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Undergo combustion to produce carbon dioxide and water

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Carboxylic acids

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Contain the functional group -COOH

End in -oic acid

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Properties of carboxylic acids

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Hydrogen bonding creates high boiling points and solubility

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Reactions of functional groups

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Carboxylic acids react with alcohols to make ester and water

Removes the water molecule and the leftover creates an ester which is named -yl -onoate

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Where do hydrocarbons come from?

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They come from crude oil which is formed from long dead organisms which are subjected to high amounts of heat and pressure over a long period of time

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Fractional distillation

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Crude oil is heated and passed it through a fractionating tower where it reliquidfies at the certain temperatures

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Products of fractional distillation

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Gas, 1-4, bottled gas
Petrol, 4-12, car fuel
Kerosene, 9-16, jet fuel
Diesel oil, 15-25, fuel
Lubrication oil, 20-70, lubricants and waxes
Bitumen residue, >70, road surfaces
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Thermal cracking

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Placing hydrocarbons under high temperatures to crack into smaller hydrocarbons

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Catalytic cracking

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Using a catalyst to crack the larger into smaller hydrocarbons

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Advantages of catalytic cracking

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Doesnt require high energy

Increases the speed of reaction

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When do you use liquid sign on combustion?

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Pentane