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Ethene

Hydrocarbon has a double Bond (Alkenes)

Eth-

2 Carbon Atoms

Oct-

8 Carbon Atoms

Making Alkenes into Polymers

This is called Polymerisation and this is when lots of small alkenes are made into one large polymer wich are joined up as a chain.

Meth-

1 Carbon Atom

Prop-

3 Carbon Atoms

But-

4 Carbon Atoms

-Ane

Hydrogen Atom on all Carbon Atoms

What does a Polymer Look like?

Equation for an Alkane

Cn+H2n+2

Equation for an Alkane



Cn+H2n

Carboxylic Acids

Double Bond Between Carbon and Oxygen


Single Bonds between OH and any Hydrogen Atoms

Alcohols

Carbon atoms surrounded by Hydrogen Atoms and always has single bond of Oxygen followed by another Hyrogen.

Formation of Esters

Formed from an alcohol and a carboxylic acid

Equation for Ester

Alcohol + Carboxylic Acid -> Ester + Water

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Esters

Uses for Esters

*Perfumes (smell nice)


*Flavourings and Aromas


Solvents for Paint and Nail Varnish,etc.



Impacts of Polymers

*Not Biodegradable - Causes Problems with Litter


-Hard to Dispose of


-Can only be recycled a few times before they degrade too much.