Cards (36)

  • Outline the essential features of Fractional-Distillation of Crude Oil?
    fractions have different boiling points & separation depends on boiling point & temperature gradient in column - cooler at top of column, warmer at bottom of column
  • In what state does Crude Oil enter the Fractional Distillation column?
    vaporised (gas)
  • What does boiling point depend on?
    chain length
  • What is the definition of Viscosity?
    how thick something is
  • What does branching do to the boiling point?
    increases boiling point
  • What is the definition of Cracking?
    splitting longer, less useful chains into more shorter useful chains
  • What are the two types of Cracking?
    catalytic & thermal
  • What are the requirements for Catalytic Cracking?
    high temperature & high pressure & needs catalyst zeolite
  • What are the requirements for Thermal Cracking?
    high temperature & high pressure & no catalyst needed
  • What re the products of Catalytic Cracking?
    branched or cyclo alkanes & aromatics
  • What are the products of Thermal Cracking?
    alkenes & polymers
  • What is the equation for Complete Combustion?
    fuel + O2 --> CO2 + H2O
  • What is the equation for Incomplete Combustion?
    fuel + O2 --> CO2 + C + H2O
  • What does CO2 do?
    causes global warming
  • What does CO do?
    toxic (odourless & colourless) & respiratory problems
  • What is the other name for C?
    soot/particulates
  • What is the equation for SO2?
    S + O2 --> SO2
  • What does SO2 cause?
    acid rain
  • What is the equation for acid rain?
    SO2 + H2O + O2 --> H2SO4
  • What does NO cause?
    acid rain
  • Where does NO come from/originate?
    nitrogen in car engines at high temperature react with oxygen in the air
  • What is the expensive process to prevent Green House Gases equation?
    CaO + 2H2O + SO2 + 0.502 --> CaSO4.2H2O
  • What is the cheap process to prevent Green House Gases equation?
    CaCO3 + 0.5O2 + SO2 --> CaSO4 + CO2
  • How does a honey-comb structure do to Catalytic Converters?
    large surface area
  • What is a Catalytic Converters made of?
    ceramic material coated on rhodium e.platinium
  • What are the two equations that is caused in the Catalytic Converter?
    2CO2 + 2NO --> N2 + 2CO2
    C8H18 + 25NO --> 12.5N2 + 8CO2 + 9H2O
  • What do Catalytic Converters reduce?
    NO & CO & unburnt hydrocarbons
  • What do Catalytic Converters increase?
    CO2 & H2O vapour
  • Explain the effect of Branched Isomerism on viscosity?
    less points of contact due to branching & less interaction for more flow
  • What does the Green House affect work?
    radiation hits the earth & radiation radiated out of the atmosphere & same radiation are absorbed by greenhouse gases
  • What type of radiation is absorbed by Green houses Gases?
    infrared
  • Which Green House gases become one with the atmosphere?
    polar molecules
  • Finish the Propagation reaction - Cl. + CH4 -- > . . . ?
    Cl. + CH4 --> HCl + CH3.
    HCl + CH3. --> CH3Cl + Cl.
  • What is this Halogenoalkanes reaction called - I. + I. --> I ?
    Termination
  • What is this Halogenoalkanes reaction called - Cl2 --> 2CL. ? 

    initiation
  • When Alkanes react with Halogens, what must they be in the presence of?
    UV lights