ALKANES ORGANIC REACTIONS

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Alkanes

  • saturated hydrocarbons

  • general formula: CnH2n+2

  • where n = number of carbon atoms

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hydrocarbons

contain only carbon and hydrogen atoms

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saturated

have only C-C and C-H single bonds and thus contain the maximum possible number of hydrogens per carbon

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straight-chain alkanes, or normal (n) alkanes

carbons are connected in a row

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branched-chain alkanes

compounds with branched carbon chains

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alkyl group

  • the partial structure that remains if hydrogen is removed from an alkane

  • replacing the -ane with -yl

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natural gas and petroleum deposits

the major sources of alkanes are the world’s _ and _

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natural gas

consists chiefly of methane but also contains ethane, propane, and butane

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petroleum

  • a complex mixture of hydrocarbons that must be separated into fractions and then further refined before it can be used

  • FRACTIONAL DISTILLATION

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INCREASES

alkanes show regular _ in both boiling point and melting point as molecular weight increases.

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boiling point

branching lowers an alkane’s _

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fractional distillation

separates crude mixtures of alkanes based on differences in boiling point.

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gases

boiling point range below 20 °C

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gasoline (naphthas)

boiling point range: 20 - 200 °C

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kerosene

boiling point range: 175 - 275 °C

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fuel oil

boiling point range: 250 - 400 °C

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lubricating oil

boiling point range: above 400 °C

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asphalt

residue

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crude oil and vapor

are preheated

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paraffins

alkanes are sometimes referred to as _ a word derived from the Latin parum affinis, meaning “slightly affinity”

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inert

(alkanes) little chemical affinity for other substances and are _ to most laboratory reagents

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oxygen and chlorine

(alkanes) react under appropriate conditions with _, _, and a few other substances

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fuel

the reaction of an alkane with O2 occurs during combustion in an engine or furnace when the alkane is used as a _

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reaction of an alkane with Cl2 (Halogenation)

  • when a mixture of the two is irradiated with ultraviolet light (denoted hv)

  • sequential replacement

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