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ATARChemU4Flashcards

For all U4 T1 and T2

TermDefinition
CH4, CH3CH3, CH3CH2CH3 alkanes
C=C hydrocarbons alkenes
Triple bonded carbon compounds alkynes
CnH2n alkene
CnH2n+2 alkane
cis isomer functional groups on same side of double bond
trans isomer function groups on opposite side of double bond
CnH2n-2 alkyne
RNH2 amine
RCONH2 amide
RCOOH carboxylic acid
RCOOR’ ester
Factors for solubility IMFs, MW, chains vs balls
incomplete combustion CO
conditions and products for alkane and halogen reaction UV light, halogenalkane
conditions and products for alkene and hydrogen reaction Ni/heat, alkane
product for HCl to alkene halogenoalkane
product for halogen to alkene dihalogenoalkane
conditions and products for alkene and water sulfuric acid/heat, alcohol
conditions and products of primary alcohol oxidation acid/dicromate or permanganate, distillation aldehyde, reflux carboxylic acid
conditions and products of secondary alcohol oxidation acid/dicromate or permanganate, ketone
conditions and products of carboxylic acid and alcohol acid, ester
product for halogenalkane and ammonia amine
conditions and products for amine and carboxylic acid heat, amide
hydrolysis of protein peptide bonds creates amino acids
formula for carbohydrates Cx(H2O)y
C1 hydroxyl group opposite to C6 hydroxyl group alpha glucose
C1 hydroxyl group on the same side to C6 hydroxyl group beta glucose
charge of amino acid when pH is lower than isoelectric point positive
Hydrolysis of glycosidic bonds in polysaccharides produces monosaccharides
Name of reaction that coverts monosaccharides to polysaccharides condensation
β-glucose and β-galactose glycosidic link lactose
α-glucose and β-fructose glycosidic link sucrose
α-glucose and α-glucose glycosidic link maltose
monomer for polyethene ethene
monomer for teflon 1,1,2,2-tetraflouroethene
monomer for polypropene propene
monomer for polyester dicarboxylic acid + dialcohol
polymer with side groups on one side isotactic
polymer with side groups are randomly placed atactic
polymer with side groups alternate sides syndiotactic
Formula for Rf distaced moved by amino acid/ distance moved by solvet
Haber process conditions 200atm/400-500oC
Contact process conditions 1-2atm/400-500oC
Advantages of plastics Cheap, wide use, durable
Disadvantages of plastics Pollution, durable, health
2 ways to make ethanol fermentation and ethene hydrolysis
2 ways to make hydrogen steam reforming and electrolysis
conditions for halogenoalkane to alcohol NaOH, aqueous, primary
conditions for halogenoalkane to alkene NaOH, elthanol, tertiary
structural isomer same molecular formula, different structure
constitutional isomer same as structural isomer
geometrical isomer isomer around a double bond (cis/trans, EZ)
diasteromer same as geometrical isomer
stereo isomer same molecular and structural isomer (geometrical is one type)
conformational isomer stereo isomer due to rotation around a bond
diastereomer another name for optical isomer
optical isomer an isomer that contains a chiral carbon creating a left and right handed compounds that rotate light
chiral carbon a carbon group with four different side groups creating an optical isomer
enantiomer an optical isomer pair
diastereomer optical isomers with more than one chiral carbon
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