Reactions
What is Ni/Pt?
What is bromine water?
What is alkenes?
Structural isomers have the same ....... ?
What is molecular formula?
The name of the alkane with 4 carbon atoms.
What is butane?
Alkenes often undergo this type of reaction.
What is addition?
What is litmus paper?
Draw two repeating units of chloroethene.
To be drawn.
What is to prevent free rotation?
The name of the alcohol with 2 carbon atoms.
What is ethanol?
The reagent added to turn an alcohol into a carboxylic acid
What is MnO4-/H+ or Cr2O72-/H+?
The observation when an alcohol is oxidised using acidified dichromate? Cr2O72-/H+
What is orange to green?
The reason monomers are more reactive than polymers.
What is they are unsaturated?
The definition of structural isomers
What is compounds with the same molecular formula but different structural arrangements?
Name CH3CH=CHCH3
What is but-2-ene?
What is SOCl2, or PCl5, or PCl3?
The observation when a carboxylic acid reacts with sodium carbonate.
What is bubbles/fizzing of carbon dioxide gas?
Definition of a polymer.
What is a large molecule made from many repeating units called monomers?
A structural isomer of butane (draw!)
The name of CH3CH2CH2COOH
What is butanoic acid?
The two types of reactions that occur when a haloalkane reacts with KOH alc and KOH aq.
What is KOH alc = elimination and KOH aq = substitution?
What is alkanes, alkenes, alkynes, haloalkanes?
The definition of addition polymerisation.
What is a C=C double bond being broken to form C-C single bonds between monomers?
The two requirements for geometric isomerism.
What is two different atoms/groups attached to each C atom, and a C=C bond?
The name of CH3CH(CH3)CH3
What is 2-methylpropane?