3.3 hydrocarbons
What are the simplest groups of organic compounds buildt of?: carbonatoms and hydrogenatoms
Organic compounds: contains a carbon hydrogen covalent bond.
Hydrocarbons: consist of only carbon and hydrogen
What things always made up of hydrocarbons: oil and gass
What the petrochemical industry use to make its rawmaterial: rawoil and natrual gass.
examples of some products from the petrochemical industry: Petroleum/Petrol (bensin), Asphalt, plastics, rubbers, synthetic fibers, rubber for tires
Methane: greenhousegass, simplest hydrocarbon, colorless, weights less than air, flammable
Wetgasses: ethane, propane, butane. All gasses in room-temperature. But can be a liquid easier than methane.
Chemical formula ethane: ethane (CH4)

Chemical formula Propane: propane (C3H8)

What we use as gass to fuel fires: propane and butane as fuel for gassstoaf, lighter, gas burner
Gasses as liquids at roomtemperature: Petane and hexane. Hydrocarbon compounds that have 5 or more carbonatoms in the chain.
Complete and incomplete combustion
Complete combustion: when there is enough oxygen in the air for a reaction. it releases energy when the gass reacts with the oxygen in the air and makes CO2 and H2O
Formula for complete combustion: propan + oksygen → karbondioksid+ vann + energi
Symbolformula for complete combustion: C3H8+5O2→3CO2+4H2O
Incomplete combustion: when theres not enough oxygen for the gass to burn. Makes carbonmonoxidgass, -CO, and less energy
Carbonmonoxide: is a very toxic gass
What is crude oil: solvent that disolve oil, which water can't do.
How are different products extracted from crude oil?: 'fractional distillation'
What is Fractional distillation: when the rawoil is heated to 400 degrees c, so the gass form get lead inn to a tall tower in a room, as the oil cools down as it goes rises upward the tower. The compounds with highest melting point condences first, and those with a lower meltingpoint rises to the top. Dividing them into mainfractions.
The products of different mainfractions made form fractional distillation: raw oil, raw petrolium, fueloil, lubricating oil, destillationsscraps.
the meltingpoint of the hydrocarbons: the amount of carbons in the chain determens it.
Why does the rawpetrollfraction have a lower cooking point than rawpetroliumfraction: it has fewer carbonatioms in the chain, and condences slower.