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Carbon Compounds Notes

The document discusses the chemical properties of alkanes, alkenes, and carboxylic acids. It describes how alkanes are very stable with single bonds, while alkenes burn with sooty flames. It also outlines several chemical reactions including hydrogenation of alkenes to alkanes, hydration of alkenes to alcohols, and oxidation of alcohols to carboxylic acids.

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Carbon Compounds Notes

The document discusses the chemical properties of alkanes, alkenes, and carboxylic acids. It describes how alkanes are very stable with single bonds, while alkenes burn with sooty flames. It also outlines several chemical reactions including hydrogenation of alkenes to alkanes, hydration of alkenes to alcohols, and oxidation of alcohols to carboxylic acids.

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Interconversion of homologous series !

"Hydrogenation" "Hydrogenation"
Ni/P+
+ H2 + H2 Ni/P+
°
T =
180 C °
T = 180 C I
I
CIC-
- C-
-
-

-c = C
e
-


Alkyne Alkene
Alkane
Cn M2N-2 Inten
CnHan + 2
"Hydration"

"Denkedora
+ H2O
Ha PO4
°
300 C

60 atm

Alcohol
-
OH
Cn H2n + OH "Esterification"
concentrated H2SO4

4)
Oxidation Ester
+ [0]

kMnOp/H + CmH2m +, COUCH2n +1

KaCr20e/H
+

"H Hux" O
I
-
C-Om
carboxy
Acidic
CnH2N + COOH

-
-
On
Chemical Properties
Alkane Alkene Cattan
,
Cuten + 2 , Alcohol ,
Cuten+ carboxylic acid ,
Cuten + COOH
b) Hydration
-

very stable (single bond)


-
> %> alkane ( + H20) -
main : Ethanol ① Preparation =
Reflux
Catalyst :
HzPO4
-

fuel /uses) ethanol + 2[0] > ethanoic acid + H2O


&
- -

sootier flames combustion


°
-
-
T : 300 C

#H
He OH
-
P : 60 atm
① combustion
① H C C -OH + 2503 - + H20
combustion * alkene H20 > alcohol
② Fermentation of
- -

+
glucose
-

9) complete >
-
CO2 + Ho
HH H
9) complete >
-
CO2 + H2O
:
incomplete H20 2) Oxidation [O] obs
b)
glucose
>
-
CO +
b) incomplete > CO + H20 > 2SzHjOH + 2C02
(decolourises)
-
-

>
-
C + H20
>
-

Reagent : KMnox [gH 1206 ethanol ② Acidic properties


softst H2G
-

[0]+ alkane-n , m-diol


* alkene + > Ht
② substitution a) ethanoic acid => ethanoate
-

+
reaction Catalyst :
Zymase (yeast)
② Addition reactions T °
b) Carboxylic acid + metal > carboxylate salt + Hz
rayv (
-

a) Halogenation ( * UV
f) polymerisation) (n : 18-20 d
salt + H2O
# absence of oxygen c) Carboxylic acid + base >
carboxylate
Halogenalkane
-'In
-

- ,
°
>
Bethene 200 C
-

T :
+ A-B + + CO2 + H2G
P : (200 atm d) Carboxylic acid + COz2 --
> Carboxylate Salt

4) chlorination of methane A i HeO


③ Dehydration
v
* Oxygen -
alcohol > ester + H2O
e) Carboxylis acid + -

HC 9) Hydrogenation ( + H2)
CH4 + <12 T +
* esterification
Han H

fitn
M alcohol >
-
alkene + H2O
Catalyst : Nickel/Platinum
-
-

T 180 C
°

N 1 CnHIN+ IOH >


-
CnH2U + H2O

JCH2C2
- :

CH3C1 + 112 -
He = +
* alkene + H2 >
-
alkane -

Catalyst : < Porcelain chips

ii CONC . H2SO4

+in-haut i B CHy (H2 + H2 > CHz CHz


-
= -

4)
H
-
H
(polyethene) I
H +

*
H H

physical
Halogen (

state
b) Halogenation (+ -

-GH
-
-

Tetrachloromethane
* Brwater/tetrachloromethane 1
-
=> brown colour decolourises
ethanol >
-
ethene + H2O

>CH2-C
+
CH2 =
CH2 Br2 -

* Function of Br water & oxidation [s]


>
-

Reagent that test the presence of


alcohol IOS > carboxylic acid

gas
+

=>
-

4 (4
a carbon-carbon double bond in

organic molecules.
CnH2n + OH + [O] >
-

CuH2nt , COOH -

c) hydrohalogenation (thydrogen halide)


-

Reagent :
KMnO4

CH2 =
CH2 + HC) >
-
CH2-CH2
↓ '

4) propene + hydrogen bromide >


-
2-bromopropane
(major product)
4
(EGC
+H
-
H + H- Br -H * H

Hi itBr H
.
4 butanol ,
C4HqOH
naming of esters
> Naming of alkene) 4 .
butyne C4HG
HH
,

HHHH <CmHam + COOCyH2n + &


H- C5 C<A
C-
1 . ethene, C2H4 1 +

C H
H C= C- C -
- -

3 4
21 I * bonded with C = acid
# H H H
butan-1-01 alcohol
3 i * bonded with 8
=

H c = H
but-1-yne
- -

4
C5H , 10H

#
.
5

=
pentanol ,

.
2 propene , C3HG C5Hg H H
5
. pentyne I + HH O-Culten+
Ham + (m
,
I
H C- OH
i H+
-
C- c C C - - -

HHi
- -
↓ 11 I I
H -H H HHH carboxy lic alcohol
H

I
-
H
I H-C = acid
H
↓ Hi pentan -
1-01
&

alkan + OIC
. butene C4Hg pent-1-yne root
+

3

& namingof facid ChHentCo )


,
Alkanoid

# o
HHH
,
root +

H C= < naming of alcohol CuH2n +, OH)


(45
H
Methanoic acid , HCOOH
-

,
1

e
.

1 methanoic acid + Methanol > -

methyl methanoate
+ H2O

but-det
CHzOH
.

1 .
Methanol , -
HCOOH + HCOOCH
CHzOH
H-"-OH
3
H
↓ O H OH
1 I
double bond H -C-OH
ethanoic acid H-( f + &
Ho -
C -
H > H -" 0 - H + H2O
CHzCOOH
- - -

I .
2
H
,
H
.
4 Pentene , C5HIG H

2
. ethanol , CzH5OH -OH
H
H HHHH -H HH I .
2 Methanoic acid + ethanol >
-

ethyl methanoate
+ H2O
H
↓it in H -C-C-OH
ethan-1-oic acid
HCOOH +
CH5OH >
-

HCOOCHE
↑ H ⑧
# H
pent-1-ene HH O

3
. propanoic acid C2H5COOH H -" -OH
& + -
"

H-C-0--G-H
, Do -
C -
C -
H + He
1 I
> naming of alkyne) 3 Propanol [3H , OH
,
H H O
.

HH

1 .
ethyne ,
C2H2 # HH I H- - - -
OH
H-C-
3
(I C , OH 1
1 ( H H . ethanoic acid
3 + methanol > methyl ethanoate
H C = C- H
-

+ H2O
-

H H H
propan-1-oic acid
CHzCOOH +
CHzOH >
-

CHyCOOCHz
propan-1-01 O
Hi H
H O H
.
3 propyne C3H4 4. butanoic acid , C3H - COOH I I

&
C-c-0-4-H
! II
&
,
H C -
C-OH + HO- C-H > H
- -

& (
-
+ Ho
H
H H HO H H
I
H -
( = C- C -
H
-'2 1 1 H H H
H c-C-C-OH
H
-

I I I
H H H
butan-1-oic acid

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