EX3: BOILING & MELTING POINT Flashcards

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  • the temperature at which the VAPOUR PRESSURE of the substance is EQUAL to the ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE above it
A

BOILING POINT

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a liquid at a higher pressure has a _____ boiling point than a liquid at a lower atmospheric pressure

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HIGHER

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3
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BOILING POINT is also an indicator of the ___ of the compound

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VOLATILITY

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4
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what is the volatility of low boiling point

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HIGH VOLATILE

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5
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  • at a given temperature, a compound will exist as _____ if it has a LOW NORMAL BOILING POINT
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GAS

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  • at a given temperature, a compound will exist as ______ if it has HIGHER NORMAL BOILING POINT
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LIQUID OR SOLID

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  • it occurs between one molecule and another, influences directly the boiling point and are dependent on the functional groups present on the organic compound
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INTERMOLECULAR FORCES OF ATTRACTION

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WITHIN THE MOLECULE

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INTRA

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9
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BETWEEN MULTIPLE MOLECULES

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INTER

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10
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  • WEAK INTERMOLECULAR ATTRACTION formed by induced polarization of molecules which is caused by FLUCTUATING CHARGES due to the NEARNESS OF THE MOLECULES as they vibrate
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VAN DER WAALS DISPERSION FORCES

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VAN DER WAALS DISPERSION FORCES is commonly observed among ____

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HYDROCARBON GROUPS

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VAN DER WAALS DISPERSION FORCES occurs only within _____ between molecules

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SHORT DISTANCES

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  • occurs among PARTIALLY IONIC or polar molecules
  • these molecules contain an ASYMMETRICAL CHARGE due to the two poles of the molecule: one end is partially negative while the other end is partially positive
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DIPOLE-DIPOLE INTERACTION

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DIPOLE-DIPOLE INTERACTION occurs among ____

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PARTIALLY IONIC / POLAR MOLECULES

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15
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  • formed between PARTIALLY POSITIVE (H+) and an ADJACENT ELECTRONEGATIVE ATOM which bears a partial negative charge
  • intermolecular hydrogen bonds tend to rise boiling point of an organic compound

basta may Hydrogen + electronegative atom**

A

HYDROGEN BONDING

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16
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  • intermolecular hydrogen bonds tend to ____ boiling point of an organic compound
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RISE

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17
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  • takes place between molecules having OPPOSITE CHARGES and INVOLVES AN ELECTROSTATIC INTERACTION between the two opposite charges
  • the functional groups which most easily ionize are AMINES and CARBOXYLIC ACIDS, such as the reaction of ammonia (NH3 with a carboxylic acid (carboxylate ion)
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IONIC BONDING

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18
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in IONIC BONDING, the functional groups which most easily ionize are _____ and ______

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AMINES AND CARBOXYLIC ACID

19
Q

amino acid is acidic or basic

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NEUTRAL bcos amino = base & acid = acid, hence, nacacancel

20
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intermolecular forces order

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ionic bonding
hydrogen bonding
dipole-dipole interaction
Van der Waals dispersion forces

INAY HA DOON VA?

21
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the more the no. of carbon, the ___ the boiling point

22
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bumababa ang boiling point kapag nagkakaroon ng ___ sa carbon chain

23
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✓due to MORE ENERGY that is required to overcome the INCREASED FORCES OF ATTRACTION caused by long carbon chains

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  • boiling point ↑ as the number of carbon atoms ↑
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✓ it causes the SURFACE AREA of the molecules to DECREASE thereby DECREASING THE FORCES OF ATTRACTION between individual molecules

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  • boiling point ↓ in the PRESENCE OF BRANCHING
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✓due to the ATTRACTION OF POSITIVE end of one molecule to the NEGATIVE end of another molecule
* boiling point ↑ as the POLARITY OF THE SUBSTANCE ↑
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✓due to DECREASE in the VAPOUR PRESURE of the liquid
* boiling point ↑ in the PRESENCE OF NON-VOLATILE IMPURITIES
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✓due to the INCREASE in the VAPOUR PRESSURE of the liquid
* boiling point ↓ in the presence of volatile impurities
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* the temperature at which a SOLID compound is DIRECTLY CONVERTED to its LIQUID STATE
MELTING POINT
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* a PURE CRYSTALLINE compound has a SHARP MELTING POINT and it completely melts within a narrow range of temperature NMT ____
0.5 - 1°C
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* if a compound melts over a VERY NARROW RANGE, it is assumed that the compound tested is relatively ____
PURE
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* if a compound melts over a _________, it is assumed that the compound tested is relatively PURE
VERY NARROW RANGE
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* the presence of _____ usually DEPRESSES the melting point and may INCREASE THE MELTING POINT RANGE
IMPURITIES
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in the identification of an impure compound, the actual melting point is compared to its
THEORETICAL MELTING POINT VALUE
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✓the presence of _____, and especially hydrogen bonding, leads to a HIGHER MELTING POINT of compounds
POLARITY
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________ between molecules may still affect the melting point of a compound (ionic bonding results to higher melting point)
INTERMOLECULAR FORCES OF ATTRACTION
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✓difference in the ________ (eg. isomers) may result to a difference in their melting points (difference in the arrangement of their structures even both are pure)
CONFIGUARTION OF CA COMPOUND
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BP: tert-butyl alchohol
82.3
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BP: chloroform
61.2
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BP: n-hexane
68.7
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BP: methanol
64.7
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MT: salicylic acid
211.0
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MT: benzoic acid
122.4
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MT: glucose
146.0
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MT: fructose
103.0