CHEM09
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| What is organic chemistry? | The chemistry of carbon (living things).
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| What are alkanes? | Hydrocarbons
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| Tell me about methane. | CH4, simplest alkane.
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| Tell me about ethane | C2H6, used for plastics.
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| Tell me about propane. | C3H8, used for bbqs
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| Tell me about butane. | C4H10, used for cigarette lighters.
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| Tell me about pentane | C5H12
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| Tell me about hexane | C6H14
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| What do all alkanes have in common? | All these things can be found in gasoline.
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| Why do we have so many carbons? (REALLY IMPORTANT) | Carbon has four valence electrons, it can either give up 4 or gain 4. Which makes it super compatible with other elements.
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| Can Carbons combine with each other? | Yes, they can have double bonds with each other.
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| What is essential for life and all living things to have? | Carbon.
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| What gets more wet as it dries? | Towel.
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| Why aren't there many silicon combinations? | Silicon doesn't like itself? It will never double bond with itself. It will however bond with itself if others are around (Si-O-Si-O)
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| What is silicon used for? | Silicon is used for nose jobs, boob jobs, ect.It is also used in science fiction novels.
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| What ending is added when Alkanes meet OH? | The -e suffix is dropped and an -ol suffix is added instead.
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| Methane + OH = ? | Methyl alcohol - methanol (wood alcohol)
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| Ethane + OH = ? | Ethyl alcohol - ethanol (grain alcohol)
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| Propane + OH = ? | Propyl alcohol - propanol
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| Butane + OH = ? | Butyl alcohol - butanol
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| What is Isopropyl Alcohol 70% used for? | It can be found in your medicine cabinet.
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| What is Acetic Acid 5%? | It's what an ant injects in you when it bites you.
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| What is formic acid? | When you hadd CO to OH and mix that with an alkane. That's what you get. COOH + alkane
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| What is Benzene rings? | They are bonds that are connected as an entire unit where everything shares everything.
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| What is Nanochemisty? | The study of really really tiny things?
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| What is graphene? | It's something that was discovered 10 years ago, it's a sheet of carbon that is one molecule thick.
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| What is changing the fastest? | The rate of change.
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| What is poly alcohol? | It's when an alkane has more than one OH.
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| What is Ethylene Glycol? | Anti-freeze, it tastes sweet and kills pets.
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| How do you calculate the number of electrons in an alkane? | CnH2n+2
(n is the number of carbon atoms)
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| What is the molecular formula for benzene? | C6H6.
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| What is an aromatic compound? | Any compound that contains a benzene ring or has properties that are similar to benzene.
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