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FUCKING ESTERS ARGHHHH

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Total cards: 15•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
Front (Question)

what is the functional group of esters

Back (Answer)

-COOR

#2
Front (Question)

how do you name esters

Back (Answer)

identify the carboxylic acid

#3
Front (Question)

what are the reactants to create an ester

Back (Answer)

organic acid and an alcohol

#4
Front (Question)

what functional group do ethers have

Back (Answer)

R-O-R

#5
Front (Question)

what are amines

Back (Answer)

organic derivatives of ammonia which occur when one or more hydrogen in the ammonia compound are replaced with an organic group

#6
Front (Question)

amines solubility in water

Back (Answer)

they are soluble in water solubility decreases with an increase in carbon atoms

#7
Front (Question)

what is the pattern of solubility in water in relation to the amount of carbon atoms

Back (Answer)

solubility decreaces with an increace in carbon atoms

#8
Front (Question)

fermentation reaction reactants and products

Back (Answer)

sugar and yeast alcohol and co2

#9
Front (Question)

what is the functional group of amines

Back (Answer)

-NH2

#10
Front (Question)

saponification reaction reactants and products

Back (Answer)

fat and a strong base soap (salt of an acid) and glycerol

#11
Front (Question)

substitution reaction reactants and products

Back (Answer)

saturated hydrocarbon and halogen single hydrogenated halocarbon

#12
Front (Question)

polymerisation reaction reactants and products

Back (Answer)

small molecules proteins / plastics

#13
Front (Question)

do lighter hydrocarbons have a higher or lower melting point

Back (Answer)

lower

#14
Front (Question)

how does fractional distillation work

Back (Answer)

different hydrocarbons are boiled to a gas, they rise, different ones cool and become liquid at different temps due to their mp and bp. the heavier ones rise less before becoming liquids. the lighter ones rise higher.

#15
Front (Question)

is the fractionating column hotter at the top or bottom

Back (Answer)

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