C7.1.5 PAG5: Synthesis of Organic Compounds

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    • What is the synthesis of organic compounds?
      Creating organic molecules chemically
    • Reactions in organic synthesis are often multistep.
      True
    • The key compounds in organic synthesis are carbon-based molecules
    • What is the solubility of aspirin in water?
      Slightly soluble
    • Benzoic acid is used as a food preservative and in cosmetics
    • The synthesis of organic compounds is essential in the creation of plastics, medicines, and dyes
    • Match the type of compound with its description:
      Organic compounds ↔️ Carbon-based molecules
      Inorganic compounds ↔️ Metal oxides or salts
    • What conditions are often required for organic synthesis reactions?
      Specific temperatures and catalysts
    • Match the organic compound with its uses:
      Aspirin ↔️ Pain relief and anti-inflammatory
      Paracetamol ↔️ Pain relief and fever reduction
      Benzoic acid ↔️ Food preservative and disinfectant
      Methyl orange ↔️ pH indicator and dye
    • Paracetamol is soluble in water.

      True
    • Match the method with its definition:
      Esterification ↔️ Reaction between an alcohol and a carboxylic acid
      Condensation ↔️ Combining two molecules with loss of a small molecule
    • What small molecule is commonly lost during condensation reactions?
      Water
    • Steps to ensure safety during organic synthesis:
      1️⃣ Wear appropriate PPE
      2️⃣ Work in a well-ventilated area
      3️⃣ Handle chemicals with care
      4️⃣ Properly dispose of waste
      5️⃣ Be aware of potential hazards
      6️⃣ Follow experimental protocols
    • When handling chemicals during organic synthesis, avoid skin contact or inhalation
    • What should you avoid when handling chemicals during organic synthesis?
      Skin contact or inhalation
    • Why is it important to research the properties and reactivity of compounds before synthesis?
      To mitigate potential risks
    • The reactions in the synthesis of organic compounds are often complex and multistep.

      True
    • The synthesis of organic compounds in PAG5 demonstrates their diverse applications in medicine and industry.

      True
    • Esterification involves a reaction between an alcohol and a carboxylic acid to form an ester
    • Steps for safety precautions during organic synthesis
      1️⃣ Wear appropriate PPE
      2️⃣ Work in a well-ventilated area
      3️⃣ Handle chemicals with care
      4️⃣ Dispose of waste properly
      5️⃣ Be aware of potential hazards
      6️⃣ Follow experimental protocols
    • Match the analysis technique with its objective:
      Titration ↔️ Determine concentration of a solution
      Spectroscopy ↔️ Identify and quantify compounds
      Chromatography ↔️ Separate and identify compounds
    • What type of compound is methyl orange?
      pH indicator
    • In esterification, an alcohol reacts with a carboxylic acid to form an ester
    • Both esterification and condensation are used in the synthesis of pharmaceuticals.

      True
    • What type of protective equipment is essential during organic synthesis?
      Safety goggles, lab coat, gloves
    • Researching the reactivity of compounds is crucial for safety during synthesis.

      True
    • Proper disposal of chemical waste is essential in organic synthesis.

      True
    • The synthesis of organic compounds involves creating organic molecules from simpler compounds through chemical reactions
    • What type of compounds are primarily involved in the synthesis of inorganic compounds?
      Metal oxides, salts, etc.
    • What are two common methods used in the synthesis of organic compounds?
      Esterification and condensation
    • What small molecule is lost during a condensation reaction?
      Water
    • What are key parameters measured during data collection in organic synthesis?
      Mass, volume, temperature, pH
    • The conservation of mass principle states that matter is created during a chemical reaction.
      False
    • What is the minimum energy required for a chemical reaction to start called?
      Activation energy
    • An exothermic reaction releases energy