GCSE Chemistry — Organic Chemistry
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- What is crude oil and how was it formed?
- State the general formula for alkanes and name the first four.
- Explain how fractional distillation separates crude oil into fractions.
- How do the properties of hydrocarbons change as chain length increases?
- What are the products of the complete combustion of a hydrocarbon?
- Describe the process and purpose of cracking.
- What is an alkene and state its general formula.
- Describe the chemical test for an alkene and the positive result.
- What happens during an addition reaction of an alkene?
- Name the functional group of alcohols and give the formula for ethanol.
- State the conditions required for the fermentation of sugar to produce ethanol.
- Why are carboxylic acids considered to be weak acids?
- How is an ester formed, and state its functional group.
- Describe what happens in addition polymerisation.
- What functional groups are in an amino acid, and what do they form?
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