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organic chemistry 2

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Total cards: 24•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
Front (Question)

homologous series

Back (Answer)

family of compounds, same functional group, similiar chemical properties and physical properties

#2
Front (Question)

functional group

Back (Answer)

part of molecule that largely dictates how molecule will behave

#3
Front (Question)

what are alchols functional group

Back (Answer)

OH- hydroxide

#4
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what is alchols general formula

Back (Answer)

Cn H2n+2 O

#5
Front (Question)

isomers

Back (Answer)

molecules with same molecular formula but different structures

#6
Front (Question)

what are some uses for alchols

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fuels, drink, clean, sterilize

#7
Front (Question)

what alchols are normally used as fuels

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methanol and ethanol

#8
Front (Question)

what type of fuel is ethanl

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ethanol is a biofuel in cars, burns with clean blue flame

#9
Front (Question)

combustion of ethanol word equation

Back (Answer)

ethanol + oxygen -> carbon dioxide + water

#10
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biofuel

Back (Answer)

fuel made from biological sources

#11
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fuel

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substance that releases energy when burned with oxygen

#12
Front (Question)

what are two ways to produce ethanol

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hydration of ethene fermentation

#13
Front (Question)

symbol and word equation for fermentation

Back (Answer)

C6H12O6 -> C2H5OH + CO2 glucose -> ethanol + carbon dioxide (exothermic process)

#14
Front (Question)

what is needed for fermentation to happen

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enzyme- yeast (catalyst) temperature- 30 degrees anaerobic (absence of oxygen)

#15
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advantages of using fermentation

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low energy needed (to not denature enzyme), renewable resource, cheaper,

#16
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disadvantages of using fermentation

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The use of crops for fermentation could impact on food supply, not continuos process, requires impure product to be refined by fractional distillation as carbon dioxide also produced, slower

#17
Front (Question)

word and symbol eqaution for hydration of ethene

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C2H4 + H2O -> C2H5OH ethene + water -> ethanol

#18
Front (Question)

what is needed for hydration of ethene to take place

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temp- 300 degrees pressure- 60-70atm catalyst- phosphoric cid

#19
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advantages of hydration of ethene compared to fermentation

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continuos process, little input for human workers, yields pure ethanol, fast process

#20
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disadvantages of hydration of ethene compared to fermentation

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uses high temp thus expensive, non renewable resource use fossil fuels

#21
Front (Question)

properties of ethanol

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liquid at room temp, volatile, boiling point of 78 degrees, highly flammable, burns readily with oxygen with clean blue flame, releases a lot of heat energy when burned does not release soot, can be used as a solvent

#22
Front (Question)

uses for ethanol

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used as a solvent, eg cosmetics (safe for human contact) or perfumes (diffuses quickly), fuel as combustion highly exothermic

#23
Front (Question)

why is ethanol used as a biofuel in brazil, what is a disadvantage

Back (Answer)

cheaper than gasoline, lots of land for agriculture such as sugar can, used to produce ethanol, low labor cost however because of land needed for agriculture, defloristtion takes place, realses co2, monoculture, not food for population consuming

#24
Front (Question)

what is a carboxylic acid

Back (Answer)

an organic compound containing a –COOH functional group