Organic Chemistry Y11 SACE

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12 (Chemistry) Science Fichas sobre Organic Chemistry Y11 SACE, creado por Ben Goetze el 16/11/2014.
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Alkanes Only C-C Non-polar Undergo substitution reaction (in presence of light)
Homologous Series A group of organic compounds that follow a set of rules 1. General Formula 2. Differ by CH2 3. Have similar Chemical Properties 4. Physical Properties vary with size
Structural Isomer Compounds with the same molecular formula but different structural formula
Funtional Group Group of bonds/atoms that enable molecules to function in specific ways
Alkene Has C=C Same properties as alkanes except: Undergoes Addition reaction
To tell between Alkane/ene Bromine Water. Alkane - Will take time to decolourise Alkene - Will turn colourless instantly
Alkyne Contains C C triple bond Same Properties: Also undergoes addition reaction
Benzene C6H6 Resonance occurs. Electrons from double bonds shared evenly over all 6 C
Alcohol functional group: ROH
Aldehyde Functional Group: RCHO
Ketone Functional Group R(CO)R'
Carboxylic Acid Functional Group RCOOH
Ester Functional Group RCOOR'
Amine Functional Group RNH2
Haloalkane Functional Group R-X (where X is Cl, F, I, Br)
Naming Alcohols Alkanol
Naming Aldehydes Alkanal
Naming Ketones Alkanone
Naming Carboxylic Acid Alkanoic Acid
Naming Haloalkanes Flouro, Chloro, Bromo, Iodo
Naming Esters Alkyl Alkanoate (comes from alcohol + carboxylic acid)
Fermentation of Carbohydrates E.g. C6H12O6 -->2C2H5OH +2CO2 (enzymes)
Combustion of Alcohols C2H5OH + 3O2 --> 2CO2 + 3H20
Oxidising alcohols Requires a strong oxidising agent and heat 1 Alcohols --> aldehyde --> carboxylic acid 2 Alcohol --> Ketone 3 Alcohol --> no reaction
How can you differentiate between 1/2 and 3 alcohols? using H+/Cr2O7 2- Orange-->Green 1/2 Orange-->Orange 3
Esterification involves Alkanoic Acid + Alkanol --> alkyl alkanoate (H+)
Condensation Reaction Reactants join to form the target product and release another small molecule
How can you make large carboxylic acids soluble? React with NaHCO3/Na2CO3 --> salt + CO2 (ion dipole interactions allow it to dissolve)
Naming Amines Alkanamine
Are amines Acidic/Basic Basic (N can accept a H+ in a dative bond)
How to make Amine soluble? React with HCl. (ion-dipole interactions)
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