The Alkynes and Aromatic Hydrocarbons (Leaving Cert Chemistry): Flashcards
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General formula of alkynes
General formula of alkynes
Simplest alkyne name and formula
Simplest alkyne name and formula
Ethyne,
Molecular structure of ethyne
Molecular structure of ethyne
Linear
Composition of triple bond in ethyne
Composition of triple bond in ethyne
1 sigma bond and 2 pi bonds
Bond angle in ethyne
Bond angle in ethyne
180°
Temperature of oxyacetylene flame
Temperature of oxyacetylene flame
Exceeding 3000°C
Complete combustion equation of ethyne
Complete combustion equation of ethyne
Definition: aromatic hydrocarbons
Definition: aromatic hydrocarbons
Compounds containing a benzene ring structure
Molecular formula of benzene
Molecular formula of benzene
Who discovered benzene and when?
Who discovered benzene and when?
Michael Faraday in 1825
Bond angles in benzene
Bond angles in benzene
120°
Number of delocalised electrons in benzene
Number of delocalised electrons in benzene
6 delocalised electrons
Resonance energy of benzene (approx.)
Resonance energy of benzene (approx.)
150 kJ/mol
Safe substitute for benzene in labs
Safe substitute for benzene in labs
Methylbenzene (toluene)
Type of reactions for aromatic compounds
Type of reactions for aromatic compounds
Substitution (not addition)
