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What is the study of the structure, properties, composition, reactions, and preparations of carbon-containing compounds?
Organic Chemistry
Carbon can bond to ____
How many bonds can carbon form?
The following are allotropes of carbon EXCEPT:
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An organic bond represents ____ of electrons.
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Organic compounds when compared with inorganic compounds have ____
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Organic compounds consisting of straight chains of saturated carbon atoms are called ____
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A common form of hydrocarbon that is common to hydrolysis is ____
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What is the general formula of alkanes?
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One to four carbon atoms are ______, 5-16 carbon atoms are ______, and 17 or more carbon atoms are _______.
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Chloroethane and chloromethane are used as
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DDT, chlordane, kepone, and lindane are used as
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Friedel-Crafts test is a reaction wherein chloroform reacts with ______ using aluminum chloride as its catalyst, which forms triarylmethane that are brightly colored.
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This reaction using heat and catalyst turns alkanes into alkenes.
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This reaction through H2, heat with Ni catalyst, turns ethane into ethene.
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Replacing a hydrogen represents ____.
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The chemical CH3CH2COOCH3 is an example of what type of organic compound?
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A test for unsaturation wherein the positive result is decolorization of pink.
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This is a test for alcoholic group wherein the positive result is effervescence.
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This is responsible for fruity odor during esterification.
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A test for alcoholic group wherein the positive result is white fumes.
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Iodoform test is a test for ____, and its positive result is ______.
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This test is for alcoholic group wherein the positive result is cloudiness in solution.
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A test for alcoholic group wherein the positive result is red color.
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This test is for phenolic groups wherein the positive result is turning blue litmus paper into red.
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This test is for phenolic groups wherein the positive result is violet color.
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This test is for ketones wherein the positive result is violet color that disappears.
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This test is for carboxylic group wherein the positive result is formation of gas.
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This test is for amino group wherein the positive result is liberation of gas or yellow oily layer.
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Study Notes
Organic Chemistry Overview
- Focuses on the study of structure, properties, reactions, and preparations of carbon-containing compounds.
- Organic compounds often possess lower melting and boiling points than inorganic compounds.
Properties of Carbon
- Carbon can form bonds with itself and other elements like nitrogen and oxygen.
- Capable of forming up to four bonds due to its tetravalency.
- Notable allotropes of carbon include diamond, graphite, and fullerene.
Types of Organic Compounds
- Aliphatic compounds consist of straight chains of saturated carbon atoms.
- Hydrocarbons can be categorized based on the number of carbon atoms:
- 1-4 are gases,
- 5-16 are liquids,
- 17 and more are solids.
Reactions and Tests in Organic Chemistry
- Different tests are utilized to detect various functional groups, saturation, and the presence of specific structures:
- Baeyer's Test indicates unsaturation and can detect double and triple bonds.
- Bromine Test shows a positive result through color change due to unsaturation.
- Friedel-Crafts Test is used for aromatic compounds, producing colored triarylmethane.
Functional Groups and Their Reactions
- Esters are classic hydrocarbons, often utilized in various organic reactions.
- Hydrogenation uses heat and a catalyst to convert alkanes to alkenes.
- Substitution reactions replace a hydrogen atom with another atom or group.
Characterization Tests
- Iodoform Test: indicates alcoholic groups, resulting in yellow precipitate.
- Lucas Test: tests for alcoholic groups with cloudiness indicating positive results.
- Ferric Chloride Test: used for phenolic groups, showing a color change indicative of presence.
Aldehyde and Ketone Reactions
- Tests yield specific positive results:
- Schiff's Test shows positive with pink color for aldehydes.
- Tollen's Test produces a silver mirror for reducing sugars (aldehydes).
- 2,4-Dinitrophenylhydrazine Test: provides yellow or orange crystals for ketones and aldehydes.
Carboxylic and Amino Groups Testing
- Carboxylic groups are tested through sodium bicarbonate leading to gas formation.
- Amino groups demonstrate solubility in acid and can produce a characteristic unpleasant odor using the Carbylamine test.
Miscellaneous Facts
- Organic compounds are generally poor conductors of electricity.
- Esters are known for their characteristic fruity odors, particularly during the esterification process.
- Hydrogenation and cracking are processes frequently discussed in hydrocarbon chemistry.
These points provide essential knowledge in organic chemistry for understanding compounds and their reactions systematically.
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This quiz provides an insightful overview of organic chemistry, focusing on the structure, properties, and types of organic compounds. It highlights the significance of carbon and examines various reactions and tests used in organic analysis. Ideal for students looking to reinforce their understanding of this essential chemistry branch.
