Simple Organic Compounds
Increasing boiling points is due to increasing number of electrons and this
What is intermolecular forces
What is an Acid Chloride
A reaction of an unsaturated hydrocarbon with a halogen, hydrogen, or sulfuric acid.
What is Addition
Fractional Distillation is based on
What is boiling points
These compounds create smells like wintergreen and vanilla
What is an Ester
Carboxylic acids going through this heating process to form Aldehydes
What is distillation
The reaction of a Saturated hydrocarbon with a halogen or ammonia
What is Substitution
Letting wine and other alcohols age is allowing them to reaction with oxygen in what way
What is a oxidation
A type of molecule is a hydrocarbon chain with its tail and head bonded together.
What is a cyclic structure
This type of organic is likely to turn litmus paper red
What is a carboxylic acid
True or False: Aldehydes have higher boiling points than Alcohols
FALSE
When a hydrocarbon reacts with a limited amount of oxygen
What is incomplete combustion
The organic chemistry term for natural gas
What is methane
SOCl2 is a reagent used to react with these organic compounds
What are alcohols and carboxylic acids
This group of halogenated hydrocarbons are responsible for the depletion of the ozone layer near the poles
What are CFCs (chloro fluoro carbons)
This process involves heating the chemical reaction for a specific amount of time, while continually cooling the vapour produced back into liquid form, using a condenser.
What is reflux
An alkyl halide reacting with a hydroxide ion to form an alkene, a halide ion and water
What is Elimination
The effect of double or triple bonds on boiling points
What is increase
The product of combining a carboxylic acid and ammonia
What is an Amide
Boiling points of organics are dependent of a variety of things. The 3 most common effects are these.
What are number of carbons, intermolecular forces and branching
This carboxylic acids derivative is formed through oxidation and can only go through a reduction reaction
What is a Ketone
This reaction type has reactions with the most amount of organic compounds
What is Substitution
The effect of branching on boiling points
What is increases the boiling point