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       Chemistry - Group work
   DIR By: Dietrech
       Date: October 20, 2013, 1:13 pm
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       Hydrocarbons - compounds containing atoms of carbon and hydrogen
       only.
       Saturated hydrocarbons - compounds which have single bonds
       between carbon atoms.
       Unsaturated hydrocarbons - compounds which have one double bond
       between carbon atoms.
       Types of hydrocarbons - Alkane, Alkene and Alkyne.
       Alkane
       1. Prefix (+ane)
       2. Meth
       3. Eth
       4. Prop
       5. But
       6. Pent
       7. Hex
       8. Hept
       9. Oct
       10. Del
       Molecular form          Structural form
       C3H2(3)+2               CH3-CH2-CH3 Propane
       C3H8
       C4H2(4)+2               CH3-CH2-CH2-CH3 Butane
       C4H10
       Alkene General formula: CnH2n
       C2H2(2)                   CH2=CH2 Ethene
       C2H4
       C3H2(3)                   CH2-CH-CH3 Propene
       C4H2(4)                   CH2-CH-CH2-CH3 Butene
       C4H8
       C5H2(5)                   CH2-CH-CH2-CH2-CH3 Pentene
       Test to distinguish between alkane and alkene
       Reagent: Bromine water
       Result with alkane: No reaction takes place, the mixture stays
       brown in colour.
       Result with alkene: The mixture changes from brown to
       colourless.
       Combustion: Burning in presence of oxygen.
       Complete combustion: Burning in presence of excess oxygen.
       CH4+2O2 ---> CO2 + 2H2O
       C2H4 ---> 2CO2 + 2H2O
       2C2H6 ---> 4CO2 + 6H2O
       Incomplete combustion: Burning in limited supply of oxygen.
       2CH4 + 3O2 ---> CO + 4H2O
       C4H8 + 4O2 ---> 4CO + 4H2O
       Cracking
       -Breaking of higher hydrocarbons into a mixture of lower alkanes
       or alkenes by heating at high temperature in presence of
       catalyst is called cracking.
       -Hydrogen can also be produced by cracking.
       Conditions for cracking
       -High temperature
       -Catalyst
       -Alkene must be smaller than alkane
       C9H20 ---> C5H12 + 2C2H4
       C10H22 ---> C5H10 + C5H12
       C18H[sub]38[/sub] ---> C14H30 + 2C2H4
       C8H18 ---> C2H4 + C6H14
       Uses of cracking
       -Lower hydrocarbons like alkanes are more useful as fuels and
       lower alkenes are used as raw materials to make plastics so
       cracking is needed to produce lower hydrocarbons which are more
       useful.
       What is cracking
       -Breaking of higher hydrocarbons into a mixture of lower alkanes
       and or alkenes by heating at higher temperature in pressure of
       catalyst is called cracking.
       Why do oil companies crack long chain alkanes?
       -Because the longer alkanes (hydrocarbons) can be split into
       shorter hydrocarbons which are more useful.
       What is formed when a large alkane molecule is cracked?
       -Lower hydrocarbons are formed, they can be used as fuels.
       Suggest why the demand for petrol and diesel is higher than the
       demand for other fractions of crude oil.
       -This is because petrol and diesel are used as fuels for all
       land vehicles, for example cars and trucks. As we all use
       vehicles for transport the consumption of petrol and diesel is
       much higher than other fractions of crude oil. This shows us
       that demand for petrol and diesel must be higher than demand for
       other crude oil fractions like gases, kerosene, fuel oil and
       bitumen.
       Name the acid present in our stomach
       -Hydrochloric acid
       Give formula for the following compounds:
       Calcium Nitrate
       -Ca(NO3)2
       Magnesium chloride
       -MgCl2
       Sodium carbonate
       -Na2CO3
       Potassium bromide
       -KBr
       Give the name of the following compounds:
       NaCl
       -Sodium chloride
       Mg(NO3)2
       -Magnesium nitrate
       K2S
       -Potassium sulphide/sulfide
       (NH4)2SO4
       -Ammonium sulphide/sulfide
       What are hydrocarbons? Name any two
       -Hydrocarbons are compounds that contain atoms of hydrogen and
       carbon only. Examples: Methane, Ethane
       Write the word equation for the:
       Complete combustion
       -Methane + Oxygen ---> Carbon Dioxide + Water
       Incomplete combustion
       -Methane + Oxygen (limited) ---> Carbon Monoxide +water + soot
       -Glass wool is used in experiment to prevent flow of liquid
       paraffin, by soaking it up
       -Catalyst is used to speed up reaction
       -Catalyst should be hot, in between we heat glass wool so liquid
       paraffin can vapourise and reach surface of catalyst for
       reaction
       -Before removing source of heat we should remove delivery tube
       to prevent suck back of water which can cause a serious accident
       How can you collect various fractions of cracking?
       -Fractions are collected by upward delivery tube over water
       Write a balanced equation for the cracking reaction (shown in
       figure b. [C1.32])
       -C10H22 ---> C8H18 + C2H4
       You have two liquids, one a fraction of crude oil, the other a
       cracked fraction. Explain how you could find out which one is
       which.
       -In both test tubes, add bromine water and shake it. The one
       which will change from brown to colourless contains fractions
       obtained from cracking, the other test tube contains the
       fraction of crude oil.
       (TO BE CONTINUED...)
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       Re: Chemistry - Group work
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       Date: October 23, 2019, 5:12 am
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