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Chapter 21

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Term
Definition
Saturated compound   Contain no double or triple bonds  
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Unsaturated bonds   Contain at least 1 double or triple bond  
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Alkane   Contain only single bonds. Only made up with carbon + hydrogen  
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Homologous Series   A series of uniform chemical type, show a graduation in physical properties, have general formula, have a similar method of preparation, each member differs from the previous by CH2 unit  
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Structural isomers   compounds with the same molecular formula but different structural formula  
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Alkene   Contain 1 double bond. Only made up with hydrogen and carbon  
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Alkyne   Conation 1 triple bond. Only made up of Carbon and hydrogen  
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Aliphatic compound   open chains of carbon atoms and closed rings that resemble them in chemical properties  
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Aromatic Compounds   Counds that conatain a benzene ring structure in their molecules  
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Octane Number   A measure of the tendancy of the fuel to resist knocking with 100 being 2,2,4-trimethylpentance and 0 being heptane  
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Catalytic cracking   the breaking down of long chain molecules into shorter chain molecules  
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Isomerisation   Using heat to forse branching on shorter chains  
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Heat of reaction   the heat change when the moles of the reactants indicated are compleatly reacted  
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Heat of Combustion   the heat change when one mole of the substance is compleatly burned in excess oxygen  
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Kilogram Calorific Value   the heat energy produced when 1kg of fuel is compleatly burned in oxygen  
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Bond Energy   The energy required to break one mole of covelant bonds and to separate the neutral atoms compleatly from each other  
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Heat of neautralisation   the heat change when one mole of H+ ions react with one mole OH- ions  
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Heat of formation   The heat that takes place when one mole of a compound in its standard state is formed from its elements in their stard state  
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Hess's Law   When chemical reaction happens in a number of defferent stages the sum of the heat changes in the separate stages is equal to the heat change if the reaction is carried out in one stage  
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Law of conservation of energy   Energy cannot be created or destroyed but can only be converted from one energy into another  
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