Organics Flashcards

For naming compounds, drawing compounds + isomers do pp questions (35 cards)

1
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Describe free rider

A

Kavithan Logeswaran 4SMW

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2
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Define Hydrocarbon

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A compound only made from hydrogen and carbon atoms

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3
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Define empirical formula + What is the empirical formula of

C3H6

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The simplest whole number ratio

CH2

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4
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What is the General formula for an Alkane and Alkene

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Alkane: CnH2n+2

Alkene: CnH2n

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5
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What does the displayed formula show?

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-> All the chemical bonds between each atom and what type of chemical bonds are between each atom

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6
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What is a Homologous series

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A series of organic compounds that have:

-> Similar Chemical Properties

-> Same functional Group

-> Same general formula

-> If it is an alkene: each successive/ neighbouring member of the series will differ by CH2

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7
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Define isomers

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-Isomers are compounds that have the same molecular formula but different structural formula

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8
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How do you name the compounds depending on the number of carbon atoms they have?

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Name Carbon Atoms

Meth 1
Eth 2
Prop 3
But 4
Pent 5

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What is an addition reaction?

-> Give an example + Colour change

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-> Only alkenes undergo addition reactions

-> 2 or more molecules combine to form large molecule with no other products

-> Orange/brown to colourless

C2H4 + Br2 —-> C2H4Br2

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What is a substitution reaction?

-> Give an example

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-> A reaction where one atom replaces another

-> Alkanes

-> CH4 + Br2 -> CH3Br + HBr

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Explain what a complete combustion reaction is and what its effect is.

-> Give an example with methane

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-> Complete combustion is where there is an excess of oxygen

-carbon dioxide and water is produced

-> Releases CO2 - Air pollution - promotes global warming

-> CH4 + 2O2 -> CO2 + 2H2O

->Incomplete releases soot and carbon monoxide

The rest is easy, just balance

Oxygen is diatomic. ->02

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13
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Explain Incomplete combustion and effects

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-> Organic substance reacts with oxygen to form carbon MONoxide and water

-> Carbon monoxide binds onto haemoglobin in bloodstream

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14
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Why are alkanes staurated

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-> They do not contain a C=C double bond.

-> ts is because each carbon has formed the max. of 4 single bonds.

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15
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what type of reaction is alkanes reacting with UV radiation?

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-A substitution reaction

-these reactions only take place in the presence of halogens and UV

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16
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Why are alkenes unsaturated?

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-> Alkenes have C=C double bonds.

17
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what type?

Reaction of alkenes with bromine water.

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-> Addition reaction

18
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How is bromine water used to distinguish between alkanes and alkenes?

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-> Bromine water is orange solution when added to alkane

-> Bromine water turns orange –> colourless when in the presence of an alkene

19
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What is crude oil?

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-> A complex mixture of hydrocarbons

20
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-> Explain the process of fractional distillation

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-Crude oil is heated until point of vaporisation
-The vapour will rise in the fractionating column
-Vapours with low boiling points will condense at the top
-Vapours with high boiling points will condense at the bottom

21
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Usage of Refinery gas

A

-> Used for Bottled gas

22
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Order the main fractions from lowest to highest BPs.

A

-Refinery Gases

-Gasoline

-Kerosene

-Diesel

-Fuel Oil

-Bitumen

23
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Use of Gasoline

A

-> Fuel for Cards

24
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Use for Kerosene

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-> Aircraft fuel

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Use for Diesel
-> Use for cars
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Use for Fuel oil
-> Fuel for ships
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Use of Bitumen
-> Used to make surfacing of roads
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What is the trend of viscosity in crude oil.
-big hydrocarbons have higher viscosity -small hydrocarbons have lower viscosity
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What is the trend in colour of main fractions?
-big hydrocarbons are darker -small hydrocarbons are lighter
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Trend in overall boiling points of the main fractions?
-> As the hydrocarbon chain gets larger -> The intermolecular force of attraction between molecules becomes greater -> More heat is required to separate molecules -> Increased boiling point
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How do impurities in hydrocarbon lead to a formation of acid rain and how is it harmful?
-> When fuels are combusted sulphur is released into atmosphere -> The sulfur in the fuels is oxidised to sulfur dioxide -> Sulfur dioxide reacts with oxygen and water to created sulfureous acid (acid rain) -> Acid rain kill fish in water sources.
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What is cracking?
-> When long hydrocarbon chains (alkanes) are broken down into small hydrocarbon chains (alkenes) -conversion of alkanes to alkenes
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What are the conditions of cracking?
-> 600 - 700 degrees temperature -presence of the catalyst: aluminium oxide
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Why is cracking necessary?
-> Cracking fuel oil can lead to the production of more desirable smaller hydrocarbon chains.
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2 types of Disposal of Polymers
1. Landfill sites: Polymers are non biodegradable because they are unreactive/inert 2.Combustion: releases CO2 which contributes to climate change/global warming