Chemistry Unit 2 Revision: Homologous Series, Fuels, and Mole Calculations

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Comprehensive revision flashcards covering homologous series, naming rules, structural formulas, fuels, gas tests, and mole/GFM calculations based on Chemistry Unit 2 mind maps.

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What is the definition of a homologous series?

A family of hydrocarbons with the same general formula and similar chemical properties.

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Why do the melting and boiling points increase within a homologous series as molecular size increases?

An increase in molecular size strengthens the intermolecular forces and therefore increases melting and boiling points.

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What is the chemical test to distinguish between saturated and unsaturated hydrocarbons?

Add the compound to bromine water: no reaction indicates a saturated compound, while decolorisation indicates an unsaturated compound.

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What distinguishes saturated hydrocarbons from unsaturated hydrocarbons structurally?

Saturated hydrocarbons contain carbon-carbon single bonds, whereas unsaturated hydrocarbons contain carbon-carbon double bonds.

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What is the functional group of the alkene family?

Carbon-carbon double bonds (C=CC=C).

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How can an alkane be identified by its structure and its name?

By structure: it contains carbon-carbon single bonds. By name: it ends in -ane (e.g., pentane).

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How can an alkene be identified by its structure and its name?

By structure: check if it has a double bond. By name: it ends with -ene (e.g., pentene).

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How can a cycloalkane be identified by its structure and its name?

By structure: the structure is shaped in a ring. By name: it starts with cyclo- (e.g., cyclopentane).

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What are the general formulas for alkanes, cycloalkanes, and alkenes?

Alkanes: CnH2n+2C_n H_{2n+2}; Cycloalkanes: CnH2nC_n H_{2n}; Alkenes: CnH2nC_n H_{2n}.

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How many bonds do carbon and hydrogen each need to form in order to become stable?

Carbon needs to form 4 bonds; hydrogen needs to form 1 bond.

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What are the prefixes used for carbon compounds with 1 to 8 carbons?

1: meth-, 2: eth-, 3: prop-, 4: but-, 5: pent-, 6: hex-, 7: hept-, 8: oct-.

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What is a common use for alkanes?

Fuels.

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What is the shortened structural formula for propane?

CH3CH2CH3CH_3CH_2CH_3

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What is the shortened structural formula for hex-2-ene?

CH3CH=CHCH2CH2CH3CH_3CH=CHCH_2CH_2CH_3

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What is the shortened structural formula of cyclopentane?

A 5-carbon ring consisting of five CH2CH_2 groups linked together.

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What is the definition of a hydrocarbon?

A compound made up entirely of carbon and hydrogen atoms.

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What is the test and positive result for oxygen gas?

It relights a glowing splint.

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What is the test and positive result for hydrogen gas?

It burns with a squeaky pop.

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What is the test and positive result for carbon dioxide gas?

It turns water into a milky cloudy color.

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The mass of one mole of a substance is equal to what quantity?

The gram formula mass (GFM).

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What are the three equations relating mass (mm), number of moles (nn), and gram formula mass (GFMGFM)?

m=n×GFMm = n \times GFM, n=mGFMn = \frac{m}{GFM}, and GFM=mnGFM = \frac{m}{n}.

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What is the gram formula mass (GFM) of octane (C8H18C_8H_{18})?

114 g114\,g (calculated as (18×1)+(8×12)=18+96=114 g(18 \times 1) + (8 \times 12) = 18 + 96 = 114\,g).

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What is the gram formula mass (GFM) of but-2-ene (C4H8C_4H_8)?

56 g56\,g (calculated as (8×1)+(4×12)=8+48=56 g(8 \times 1) + (4 \times 12) = 8 + 48 = 56\,g).

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What is the gram formula mass (GFM) of C13H28C_{13}H_{28}?

184 g184\,g (calculated as (28×1)+(13×12)=28+156=184 g(28 \times 1) + (13 \times 12) = 28 + 156 = 184\,g).

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How many moles are present in 28.5 g28.5\,g of octane (GFM=114 gGFM = 114\,g)?

n=mGFM=28.5114=0.25 molesn = \frac{m}{GFM} = \frac{28.5}{114} = 0.25\,\text{moles}

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How many moles are present in 0.56 g0.56\,g of but-2-ene (GFM=56 gGFM = 56\,g)?

n=mGFM=0.5656=0.01 molesn = \frac{m}{GFM} = \frac{0.56}{56} = 0.01\,\text{moles}

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How many moles are present in 920 g920\,g of C13H28C_{13}H_{28} (GFM=184 gGFM = 184\,g)?

n=mGFM=920184=5 molesn = \frac{m}{GFM} = \frac{920}{184} = 5\,\text{moles}

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What is the mass of 15 moles15\,\text{moles} of octane (GFM=114 gGFM = 114\,g)?

m=n×GFM=15×114=1710 gm = n \times GFM = 15 \times 114 = 1710\,g

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What is the mass of 3.25 moles3.25\,\text{moles} of but-2-ene (GFM=56 gGFM = 56\,g)?

m=n×GFM=3.25×56=182 gm = n \times GFM = 3.25 \times 56 = 182\,g

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What is the mass of 0.02 moles0.02\,\text{moles} of C13H28C_{13}H_{28} (GFM=184 gGFM = 184\,g)?

m=n×GFM=0.02×184=3.68 gm = n \times GFM = 0.02 \times 184 = 3.68\,g