EX 7: HYDROCARBONS Flashcards

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organic compounds composed of CARBON and HYDROGEN atoms only

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HYDROCARBONS

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most hydrocarbons are used as ____ because of its flammable property

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FUEL

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most hydrocarbons are used as fuel because of its ______ property

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FLAMMABLE

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have a special property to catenate forming seemingly ENDLESS CHAIN OF CARBONS (potential combinations estimated up to 10^6)

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HYDROCARBONS

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Hydrocarbons have a special property to ________ forming seemingly ENDLESS CHAIN OF CARBONS (potential combinations estimated up to 10^6)

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CATENATE

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the ability to attach sa kapareho niya

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CATENATE

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these can catenate

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CARBON & SILICONE

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Hydrocarbons are _____ in nature, thereby most of them are insoluble in water

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non-polar

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hydrocarbons are non-polar in nature, thereby most of them are _______ in water

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INSOLUBLE

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tension between oil & water

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INTERFACIAL TENSION

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classification of hydrocarbons based on the presence of bonds

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SATURATED
UNSATURATED

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carbon atoms are bonded with SINGLE BOND

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SATURATED

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carbon atoms are bonded with DOUBLE OR TRIPLE BONDS

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UNSATURATED

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MORE stable & LESS reactive type of hydrocarbon

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SATURATED

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LESS stable & MORE reactive type of hydrocarbon

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UNSATURATED

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a disease where there are tumigas na fatty acids

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ATHEROSCLEROSIS

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SATURATED fats are most commonly found in

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animal fats

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UNSATURATED fats are most commonly found in

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PLANT BASED OILS

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these are LIQUID at room temperature

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UNSATURATED FATTY ACIDS
plant based oils

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these are SOLID at room temperature

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SATURATED FATTY ACIDS
animal fats

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MUFA

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monounsaturated fatty acids

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PUFA

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polyunsaturated fatty acids

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single bond possesses one _____ bond which is relatively a STRONG type of bond

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SIGMA

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WEAK type of bond

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pi bonds

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acyclic; linear structure; could be straight or branched chains
OPEN-CHAIN
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cyclic; ring structure; could aliphatic or aromatic
CLOSED-CHAIN
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TYPE OF HYDROCARBONS: saturated, unsaturated, cyclic
ALIPHATIC
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TYPE OF HYDROCARBONS: Benzene and its Derivatives, polycyclic benzenoids
AROMATIC
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alkanes synonym
PARAFFINS
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alkenes synonym
OLEFINS
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paraffins are also known as
PETROLATUM
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hybridization: alkanes
sp3
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hybridization: alkenes
sp2
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presence of single or multiple bonds: alkanes
saturated
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presence of single or multiple bonds: alkenes
unsaturated
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presence of single or multiple bonds: alkynes
unsaturated
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hybridization: alkynes
sp
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general formula: alkanes
CnH2n+2
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general formula: alkenes
CnH2n
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general formula: alkynes
CnH2n-2
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carbon-carbon bonding: alkanes
1 sigma bond
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carbon-carbon bonding: alkenes
1 sigma, 1 pi
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carbon-carbon bonding: alkynes
1 sigma, 2 pi
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are CYCLIC hydrocarbons with DELOCALIZED PI ELECTRONS between carbon atoms of ring
AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS
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aromatic hcs natural characteristics are described as
AROMATICITY
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criteria for aromaticity
CYCLIC FLAT OR PLANAR CONJUGATED DOUBLE BONDS HUCKEL'S RULE
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alternating double bonds
CONJUGATED
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according to _______________, a compound is particularly stable if all of its bonding molecular orbitals are filled with paired electrons
HUCKEL'S MOLECULAR ORBITAL THEORY
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the most common example of an aromatic compound
benzene
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benzene undergoes ________ reaction wherein the ring system is not destroyed and therefore resist addition of substituent groups within the pi bonds
SUBSTITUTION
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benzene undergoes substitution reaction wherein the ring system is not destroyed and therefore ________ of substituent groups within the pi bonds
RESIST ADDITION
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________ resembles reactions of saturated rather than unsaturated hydrocarbons
AROMATIC COMPOUNDS
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IGNITION TEST: Luminous flame burns _______ flame
BRIGHTLY YELLOW
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IGNITION TEST: Non-luminous flame burns almost ___________ flame
INVISIBLE BLUE
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hydrocarbon reacts with oxygen to produce carbon dioxide, water, and heat
COMBUSTION REACTION
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hydrocarbon reacts with oxygen to produce _______, _______, ______
CO2, H2O, HEAT
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COMPLETE combustion releases ___
CO2
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INCOMPLETE combustion releases ______ (toxic)
CARBON MONOXIDE (CO)
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1 rbc can accommodate how many oxygen
4
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hydrocarbons react with INSUFFICIENT amount of oxygen, instead of producing CO2, produces CO, H2O and C as products
INCOMPLETE COMBUSTION
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when a fuel (e.g. gasoline, kerosene) burns in PLENTY OF AIR, it receives enough oxygen for complete combustion, thereby producing ________
NON-LUMINOUS FLAME
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when a fuel burns in a LIMITED SPACE (e.g. car engine), there is no enough oxygen to completely oxidize the fuel, thereby producing __________
BLACK SMOKE/SOOT
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BAEYER’S TEST: indicates a positive result
BROWN / REDDISH BROWN PPT
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BAEYER’S TEST is named after
Adolf von Baeyer
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used as a QUALITATIVE TEST FOR UNSATURATION (presence of double or triple bonds)
BAEYER'S TEST
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Baeyer's reagent is an alkaline solution of
POTASSIUM PERMANGANATE (KMnO4)
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a STRONG OXIDIZER
KMnO4
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reaction with DOUBLE OR TRIPLE BONDS (-C=C- or -C≡C-) in an organic material causes the color to fade from purple to BROWN precipitate
BAEYER'S TEST
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an alkene/alkyne is oxidized by KMnO4 producing products of a DIOL (for alkene), an alkane with FOUR HYDROXYL GROUPS (for alkyne), a manganese dioxide (MnO2) and permanganate ion (MnO4^2-)
OXIDATION REACTION
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oxidation reaction product for ALKENE w/ KMnO4
DIOL
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oxidation reaction product for ALKYNE w/ KMnO4
alkane w/ 4 hydroxyl groups
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BROMINE TEST: indicates a positive result
CLEAR COLORLESS SOLN
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BROMINE TEST: _____ may yield clear pinkish color because of its innate color
GASOLINE
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BROMINE TEST: gasoline may yield clear ______ color because of its innate color
PINKISH
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- used as a qualitative test for UNSATURATION (presence of double or triple bonds) - reaction with double or triple bonds (-C=C- or -C≡C-) in an organic material causes the color to fade from BROWN TO CLEAR COLORLESS solution
BROMINE TEST
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____ is dissolved either in dichloromethane, chloroform, or carbon tetrachloride and the alkene/alkyne sample is added to it
BROMINE
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an alkene/alkyne reacts with Br2 producing products of a dibromo for alkene and ultimately a tetrabromo for alkyne
ADDITION REACTION
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the ________ in alkenes and alkynes are SUSCEPTIBLE to ADDITION reactions
WEAK PI BONDS
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Addition reaction product of ALKENE w/ Bromine
DIBROMO
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Addition reaction product of ALKYNE w/ Bromine
TETRABROMO
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AROMATICITY (NITRATION): indicates a positive result
YELLOW COLORED LAYER
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benzene is nitrated using a NITRATING ACID (HNO3 + H2SO4) to produce NITROBENZENE
AROMATICITY
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predicts the PRESENCE OF AROMATIC RING through the formation of YELLOW COLORED LAYER in solution after warming the test sample
AROMATICITY
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only _______ will proceed through electrophilic aromatic substitution
AROMATIC COMPOUNDS
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only aromatic compounds will proceed through ________ aromatic substitution
ELECTROPHILIC
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- electron LOVING - electron POOR
ELECTROPHILIC
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a very powerful electrophile
NITRONIUM ION