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Alkenes and Ethanol
Recap from last lesson- To evaluate 2 ways in which ethanol fuel is made
To extract oil from a fruit like avocados
To describe these fats SATURATED FAT
UNSATURATED FATHYDROGENATED FAT
State how they effect health
To make a slimy polymer and investigate how it can be made to have different properties
To be able to Describe an alkene and explain how they are
made. Draw a diagram of ethene State what is meant by an unsaturated
molecule and the test for unsaturated molecules
Explain how polymers are made from alkenes Describe how polymers with different physical
properties are made and uses of plastics
Have a double bond between the carbon atoms
They are made from cracking long chain hydrocarbons eg Kerosene
Are very useful to make lots of other things
Unsaturated means they can make more bonds by opening up a double bond
Their general formula is CnH2n
Make 2 ethene molecules . These small molecules are called monomers
Break the bonds between the 2 ethene molecules and join the carbon atoms into a chain. You now have a POLYMER
Long chains of ethene molecules make POLYETHENE
Styrene forms polystyrene
Their physical properties are different because:
1. They are made from different monomers
2. The monomers can be polymerised at different temperatures and pressures.
If this is polymerised at high temperatures and pressures it is flexible and has low density- plastic bags can be made
If it is polymerised at low temperatures with a catalyst it is rigid and dense plastic cups can be made
This means it can be used for different things
Tooth filings
New plasters- the top comes off and when light gets to the layer below the sticky property disappears
What is a monomer? What is a polymer? How are polymers formed? Name some polymers and their uses. Why can they have different properties?
Ehanol is cheap to make from oil but why is this not a brilliant idea?
Why is this a better way to make ethanol?
What are the problems of making ethanol like this?
List the advantages and disadvantages of making ethanol from oil or from sugar and yeast