Hydrocarbons, alkanes and alkenes (paper 2) Flashcards

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What is the functional group responsible for

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The chemical properties

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2
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What colour is bromine water

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Brown-orange

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What happened when bromine water is mixed with alkenes

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A chemical reaction turns it colourless

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What happens when bromine water is mixed with an alkane

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It does not cause decolorisation

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Why does the bromine water test work

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Because the carbon double bond reacts with the bromine to form a colourless product. So the bromine is removed and therefore loses its colour

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What is an addition reaction

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A reaction in which reactants join to form one larger molecule and no other products

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5
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What is ethanol’s formula

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C2H5OH

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6
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What is ethanol made up from

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Sugars

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7
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What must starch (a long polymer) be broken down into before being made into alcohol

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Sugars

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8
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What happens during germination

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The enzymes in seeds naturally turn starch into sugars

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9
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What is the word equation for fermentation

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Glucose -> ethanol + co2

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10
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What should be controlled during fermentation

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Temperature and pH so the enzymes work properly

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Why does air need to be kept out during fermentation

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Because it’s anaerobic respiration

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12
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Up to what percentage of alcohol does fermentation produce

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15% otherwise higher kills the yeast cells

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13
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How do we obtain higher percentages of ethanol

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By fractional distillation

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14
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What is the boiling point of ethanol

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78 degrees

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Why does this fractional distillation work

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Because ethanol’s boiling point is lower than waters

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16
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What distillate has the highest percentage

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The first

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17
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Organic compounds have what of a central framework

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Carbon atoms

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18
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What is the alcohol formula

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CnH2n+1OH

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What are some properties of alcohols

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Produce carbon dioxide and water during complete combustion
Can be oxidised to form carboxylic acids
React with reactive metals to form hydrogen gas

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20
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What is the functional group of alcohols

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The -OH group

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21
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Name some uses of alcohols

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Solvents for cosmetics
Medical drugs
Varnishes

22
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Methanol and ethanol are sources of what

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Renewable sources of energy

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What is the formula for carboxylic acids
CnH2n+1COOH
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What is the functional group of carboxylic acids
The -COOH group
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Name some properties of carboxylic acids
Form solutions with a pH less than 7 React with metals to form hydrogen and a salt React with bases to form a salt and water React with carbonates to form co2, water and a salt
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What are polymers
A large molecule made from many small molecules called monomers
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What is polymerisation
The process in which monomers join together
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A polymer has a high average what
Relative molecular mass
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What is addition polymerisation
The process in which monomers join together by breaking one of the double bonds
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What’s the repeating unit
The ways of showing how a monomers can change and repeat
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Name a synthetic polymer
Polythene
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Name two naturally occurring polymers
DNA, starch and proteins
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What monomers is dna made from
Nucleotides
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What monomers are proteins and starch made up of
Starch - sugar | Proteins - amino acids
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What are the properties and uses of polythene
Flexible, cheap, good insulators | Plastic bags, cling film
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What are the properties and uses of polypropylene
Flexible, does not shatter | Buckets, bowls, crates
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What are the properties and uses of polyvinyl chloride
Tough, good insulator | Window frames, gutters and pipes
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What are the properties and uses of polytetrafluoroethene
Tough, slippery | Non stick frying pans, kitchen utensils
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What are many plastics made up of
Polyesters
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How are polyesters made
By condensation polymerisation
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What is condensation polymerisation
When monomers join together by breaking a double bond, then eliminating a small molecule such as water
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What is the esters functional group
-COO-
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How is -COO- drawn
With the two oxygens bonding to the carbon but one with a double bond
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When are esters formed
When a carboxylic acids reacts with an alcohol in the presence of a catalyst
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What is a polyester
A long chain molecule with many ester links
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On an Ester, where do the two functional group have to be
At the ends of the molecule
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Name another type of condensation polymer
Polyamides
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What is polyester used for
Clothes
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What does it mean if a material is biodegradable
It will rot because microbes can feed on them
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How is some waste disposed of
Incinerated and turned into energy
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What do all plastic produce
Carbon dioxide
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How can we reduce the amount of waste
By reusing bags or recycling
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What will recycling help preserve
The source of oil