Unit 2 - Every day consumer products

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What is fermentation ?
the breakdown of glucose to form ethanol and carbon dioxide
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What acts as a catalyst for the reaction ?
a catalyst in yeast
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what can ethanol made from fermentation of glucose be derived from ?
any fruit or vegetable
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what can alcohol do if taken in exess
have damaging effects to the health and mind
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Why is there a limit to the ethanol concentration of fermentation products ?
Yeast becomes inactive when ethanol concentration gets too high
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What is a method used to increase ethanol concentration ?
distillation
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what is an alcohol ?
they can be identified by the hydroxyl functional group-OH and the ol name ending
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what is the general formula of the alcohols ?
CnH2n+1 OH
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How are alcohols formed ?
from the addition of water to an alkene to form the corresponding alcohol. This is called hydration
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What is dehydration ?
The removal of water from an alcohol to form the corresponding alkene
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What does the solubility do ?
Methanol , ethanol and propanol are micible with water so so the solubility increases as the size increases
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What does the boiling points do ?
Increase as the size of the molecule increases due to the increasing strength of the intermolrcullar forces
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What can alcohols be used as ?
solvents
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What is an alkanoic acid ?
They can be identified from the carboxyl functional group -COOH and the -oic name ending
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What is vinegar used in ?
household cleaning products designed to remove limescale (a build up of insoluble carbonates on plumbing fixtures and as a preservative in the food industry
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What is the PH of carboxylic acids and what do they react wit ?
less than 7 and metals , metal oxides , hydroxides and carbonates forming salts
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what is carbohydrate ?
A compound containing carbon , hydrogen and oxygen , with the hydrogen and oxygen in the ratio of 2 to 1
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what does the production of carbon dioxide and water indicate ?
the presence of carbon and hydrogen
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what is photosynthesis ?
the process which plants make glucose from carbon dioxide and water using light energy in the presence of chlorophyll ; oxygen is released in the provess
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What is respiration ?
the process by which the body obtains a a supply of energy by breaking down starch to give carbon dioxide and water
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Why are repiration and photosynthesis important ?
maintaining the balance of carbon dioxide and oxygen in the air
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what can carbohydrated be divided into ?
sugars and starches
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what are some examples of sugars ?
glucose , fructose and maltose and sucrose
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how is starch formed ?
joining many glucose molecules together
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how can starch be distinguised from other carbohydrates
iodine
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what is the test for most sugars ?
benedicts
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what can glucose do due to its small size ?
can pass through the gut wall into the bloodstream to be used in cells , thought the body , during respiration
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how is starch broken down ?
by acid and enzymes
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