organic chemistry polymers, alcohols, carboxylic, conensation and addition, naturally occurring polymers Flashcards

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what is a functional group

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part of a molecule responsible for its chemical reaction

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what do polymers make

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plastic (alkenes)

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what is additional polmerisation

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lots of unsaturated monomer molecules can open up their double bonds and join together to form polymer chains

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steps to draw a repeating unit

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start by drawing two alkene carbons
replace the double bond with single
add extra single bond to each carbon
stick a pair of brackets around
put an n next to it to show there are lots
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5
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steps to get from polymer back to monomer

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reverse from a repeating unit

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what is a homologous series

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series of organic compounds with the same functional group but with successive members increasing by CH2

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why are carboxylic weak acids

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when they dissolve they ionise and release H plus ions resulting in an acidic solution

because they partially dissociate they just form weak ions

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what is condensation polymerisation

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monomers react together and bonds form between the, for each bond made a small molecule is lost like water

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differences between condensation and addition

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Addition condensation

only one product polymer and small molecule

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10
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what are sugers

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are small molecules that contain carbon, oxygen and hydrogen

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what is DNA made of

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two polymer chains of monomers called nucleotides

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what is DNA

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deoxyribonucleic acid

contains genetic information that allows the organism to develop

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13
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what is an amino acid made of

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a amino group

acidic carboxyl group

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14
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what polymers do amino acids form

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polypeptides called proteins

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what happens when a group of amino acids react

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they form water with every new bond

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what are proteins made of

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long chain polypeptides

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17
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what is a polymer

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a chain made from many monomers

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what is a monomer

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single molecule that is the starting material for a polymer

19
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what are thermosetting polymers

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strong cross links are convalent bonds

20
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what are thermosoftening polymers

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weak intermolecular forces between the polymer chains

21
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what are the properties of low density polyethene

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have side branches
weaker
not crystalline
lower melting point

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what are the properties of high density polyethene

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no side branches
stronger, higher melting point
crystalline strucure

23
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what is a dipeptide

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2 amino acids

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what is a monosacharide

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are simply sugar monomers that can be joined to make polysacharide polymers

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what is a polysacharide
2 or more monosacharides joined together to form long chain polysacharides
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what happens when starch and cellulose form
water is given off so it is condensation polymerisation
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what 3 components do nucleotide contain
phosphate pentose sugar organic base
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what bases join together
c and g | a and t
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how are the name of polymers made
stick poly in front of the monomer name
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metal + carboxylic acid =
hydrogen + salt
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carbonate + carboxylic acid =
carbon dioxide + salt + water
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alcohol + carboxylic acid =
______yl + ______oate + water | alcohol first carboxylic last
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alcohol + sodium =
salt + hydrogen
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alcohol + oxygen =
carbon dioxide + water
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alcohol + oxidising agents =
water + carboxylic acid
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alkene + oxygen =
water + carbon dioxide
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alkene + steam =
alcohol
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alkene + hydrogen =
alkane
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alkene + halogen
Di_________ane | halogen first alkene last
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how do alkenes and hydrogen react
60 degrees using nickel catalyst
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what happens when alkenes combust
smoky yellow flame due to incomplete combustion.
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what kind of reaction is an alkene and steam
reversible reaction
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what kind of reaction is an ester
reversible, catalyst needed
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what is fermentation and what is need for it to work
37 degrees glucose + carbon dioxide