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Properties of hydrocarbons
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What happens to the boiling point as hydrocarbon molecules get larger?

It increases

What happens to viscosity as hydrocarbon molecules get bigger?

It increases (more thick & sticky)

How does flammability change as hydrocarbon molecules get larger?

It decreases (less flammable)

What is the boiling point of methane?

−162°C-162°C

Which properties apply to small hydrocarbon molecules?

Low boiling point & highly flammable

Which properties apply to large hydrocarbon molecules?

High boiling point & high viscosity

Why is petrol suitable for use in car engines?

It's runny & flammable

What is heavy fuel oil used for?

Big industrial boilers & factories

What are the products of complete combustion of hydrocarbons?

Carbon dioxide & water

What condition is needed for complete combustion to occur?

Plenty of oxygen

In fractional distillation, where do fractions with lower boiling points come off?

At the top first

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