Types of Reactions in Organic Chemistry Model Questions & Answers (Mechanism description not included).

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1. State and explain the effect of adding a little tetraethyllead to a mixture of methane and chlorine exposed to weak sunlight

The reaction rate increases for the substitution reaction as tetraethyllead is a catalyst.

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give the IUPAC names for the four hydrocarbon products shown above

2,2,4-trimethylpentane

butane

but-1-ene

ethylbenzene

<p>2,2,4-trimethylpentane</p><p>butane</p><p>but-1-ene</p><p>ethylbenzene</p>
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IDENTIFY PROCESS B

Catalytic cracking,

<p>Catalytic cracking,</p>
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IDENTIFY PROCESS C

Dehydrocylisation

<p>Dehydrocylisation</p>
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why are ABC carried out

To increase the octane number.

<p>To increase the octane number.</p>
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2. Petrol contains 5-10 carbon atoms per molecule whereas diesel contains 14-19 carbon atoms. How would you expect boiling points to between the two to compare?

Diesel would have the higher boiling point as it contains more carbon atoms.

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Give the IUPAC names for A and B

A = Propanal

B = Propanone

<p>A = Propanal</p><p>B = Propanone</p>
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4. Identify reactant and catalyst required to reduce propanone to propanol

Hydrogen with a Nickel catalyst

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5. How could one distinguish between propanone and propanal?

Heat with Tollens reagent. Silver mirror forms for aldehydes and nothing for ketones.

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6. What type of reaction is involved in the conversion of ethane to

chloroethane?

Substitution

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Ester C is formed when A (ethanol) is heated with methanol acid and a few drops of sulfuric acid acting as a catalyst. Name C and draw its structure. Circle the carbonyl group.

Ethyl methanoate

<p>Ethyl methanoate</p>
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8. What name is given to the type of reaction that occurs between sodium hydroxide and ethyl methanoate?

Base hydrolysis

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Identify the regents/catalysts for X,

State the type of reaction

H2

Addition

<p>H2</p><p>Addition</p>
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Identify the regents/catalysts for Y,

State the type of reaction

Cl2

Substitution

<p>Cl2</p><p>Substitution</p>
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Identify the regents/catalysts for W,

State the type of reaction

HCl

Addition

<p>HCl</p><p>Addition</p>
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Identify the regents/catalysts for Z

State the type of reaction

Cl2

Addition

<p>Cl2</p><p>Addition</p>
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State a piece of evidence for the "bromine and ethene" addition

mechanism

2-bromoethanol is formed if bromine water is present.

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13. State three pieces of evidence for the "chlorine and methane + UV light" substitution mechanism

1. ? is produced in the reaction due to ?

Ethane

two methane free radicals reacting.

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13. State three pieces of evidence for the "chlorine and methane + UV light" substitution mechanism

2. The ? of ? speeds up the reaction

addition

tetraethyl lead

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13. State three pieces of evidence for the "chlorine and methane + UV light" substitution mechanism

3. Only works in the presence of UV due to ?

free radicals being involved.

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14. State two substances that could be formed if ethanol is oxidised

Ethanal and then ethanoic acid. Ethanoic acid would only be formed if a very strong oxidising agent was used.

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16. Give the names of the three products that form if bromine water is used instead of sodium chloride in the addition mechanism evidence

1,2-dibromoethane

2-bromoethanol

1-bromo-2-chloroethane

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17. Name A and polymer B

A = Ethanol

B = Polythene

<p>A = Ethanol</p><p>B = Polythene</p>