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Alkene + alkane
(chemical, observation, difference+reaction type)
Add Br2
Both orange > colourless
Alkene (addition) fast, alkane (substitution) slow + needs UV
Carboxylic acid + amine
(chemical, per item: observation, difference, reaction type)
Add H2O
Carboxylic acid: red in litmus, acid-base reaction (donates H+ ions)
Amine: blue in litmus, acid-base reaction (accepts H+ ions)
Alkene > diol
(reactant, product, observation)
MnO4- - purple > MnO2 - brown
OR
MnO4- / H+ - purple > Mn2+ - colourless
Primary alcohol > carboxylic acid
(reactant, product, observation)
MnO4- / H+ / heat - purple > Mn2+ - colourless
OR
Cr2O72- / H+ / heat - orange > Cr3+ - green
Carboxylic acid > salt
(reactant, product, observation)
Na2CO3 (or any carbonate) > (H2O) + bubbles of CO2
Solubility test
2 layers = insoluble
1 layer = soluble
Soluble in H2O?
Soluble:
3 or less carbons for:
alcohols
carboxylic acids
amines
(some haloalkanes - they’ll tell you)
Insoluble:
4+ carbons for any functional group
any alkane, alkene, alkyne
Melting/boiling point
increasing length of molecule = strength of intermolecular forces increases
so at room temperature a shorter carbon chain (eg. methane) will be a gas and a longer carbon chain (eg. hexane) will be a liquid