Chapter 21- An Introduction to Organic Chemistry

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Petroleum

Mixture of hydrocarbons that are separated by fractional distillation due to the difference in boiling points.

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Kerosine

________ (paraffin): fuel for aircraft engines.

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Homologous series

Family of organic compounds with similar chemical properties.

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Compounds

________ that contain carbon and hydrogen only are called hydrocarbons.

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The general characteristics of the homologous series are

same functional group, similar chemical properties, and gradual change in physical properties

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Names of organic compounds are divided into two parts

a prefix that tells the total number of carbon atoms in the compound, and the suffix that names the homologous series of the compound

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Suffixes

-ane (alkane), -ene (alkene), -ol (alcohol), -oic acid (carboxylic acid)

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Factions from first to last

refinery gas, gasoline, naptha, kerosine, lubricating oil, bitumen

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Petroleum gas

heating and cooking

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Gasoline

Fuel for car engines.

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Naptha

Feedstock for chemical industry.

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Kerosine (paraffin)

Fuel for aircraft engines.

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Diesel oil

Fuel for diesel engines.

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Lubricating oil

lubricating machines

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Bitumen

paving road surfaces

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Hydrocarbons

Compounds containing hydrogen and oxygen only.

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Functional group

Atom or a group of atoms that give the molecule its characteristic properties.

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Bitumen

A fraction of petroleum used to pave road surfaces.

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