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What is alkane's formula?
CnH2n+2
What is alkene's formula
CnH2n
Which one is unsaturated? Alkanes or Alkenes?
Alkenes
Which will rapidly decolourise bromine? Methane or heptene?
Heptene
Cycloalkane's general formula?
CnH2n
Same as alkenes! They are isomers of each other
Cycloalkanes only contain single bonds though
Alcohol general formula
CₙH₂ₙ₊₁OH
Shortened structural formula of
propan-1-ol
CH₃CH₂CH₂OH
Define homologous series
Family of compounds with the same general formula and similar chemical properties
Definition of isomers
Molecules with the same molecular formula but different structures
State the shortened structural formula of butan-2-ol
CH₃CH₂CH(OH)CH₃
What can alcohols be made from?
The reaction of an alkene with water
E.g. ethene + water → ethanol
What is this process called?
Addition reaction, specifically hydration reaction
State the relationship between boiling points and the number of carbon (and hydrogen) atoms
The boiling points increase as the number of carbon (and hydrogen) atoms increase in the molecule.
State the relationship between the length of hydrocarbon chain and forces of attraction.
The longer the hydrocarbon chain, the greater the forces of attraction between the molecules.
State the relationship between the chain length of alcohols and their boiling points.
As the chain length of alcohols increase with the addition of a CH₂ unit, their boiling points show a progressive increase.
As ____ increases, the strength of _____________ ______ increases
Size
Intermolecular forces
Alcohols burn with _____ flames due to ______ their ___ ______ ______.
Clean
having
Own oxygen supply
Which alcohol is present in alcoholic drink?
Ethanol
What can alcohols be used for (other than drink)
hand sanitizer
Cleaning products
Fuels
State the solubility of alcohols
Methanol, ethanol and propan-1-ol are soluble in water. Butan-1-ol onwards are insoluble due to increasing molecular size.