Chemistry Regents Review: Organic Chem/Gas Laws & Units 5.1/5.2 (week #9)

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15 Terms

1

All organic compounds contain the element ________.

carbon

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Hydrocarbons are organic compounds that contain only _______ and ____________.

carbon and hydrogen

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3

Isomers are organic compounds with the same __________ _________ but a different _____________ _________.

molecular formula and structural formula

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4

Avagadro’s Law

any two gases that have the same pressure, temperature, and volume will have the same number of moles as well (molecules too but atoms depends)

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5

Properties of an ideal gas

  • no attractive forces

  • volume is negligible compared to whole volume

  • particles move in a random, constant, straight line motion

  • particles may transfer energy (more collisions)

  • gas particles are seperated by great distances

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6

Gases behave more ideally at _______ temperature and ________ pressure.

high temp and low pressure

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Addition reaction

reaction btwn unsaturated hydrocarbon and another molecule forms a single organic product

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Substitution reaction

saturated hydrocarbon and another molecule where a new nonmetal atom is substituded onton the hydrocarbon, forming a new function group

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Esterification

organic acid + alcohol →water + ester

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Sponification

ester → acid + alcohol

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Polymerization

2 or more small chains of carbon to combine forming a larger chain of carbons

  • nC2H4 → (C2H4)n

    • (n=LOTS OF C’s)

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Fermentation

C6H12O6 →CO2 + alcohol

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saturated hydrocarbons

all single bonded carbons

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unsaturated hydrocarbons

2 or more bonds of carbon (alkene & alkynes)

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15

To know where a multi bonded C goes look for the side with the….

least amount of carbons on it

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