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State the first 4 Carboxylic acids in the homologous series and state the functional group

-COOH


Methanoic acid


Ethanoic acid


Propanoic acid


Butanoic acid

Describe what happens when Carboxylic acids react with metal carbonates

They react to make


- the salt (metal _____noate)


- Carbon dioxide


- water


What are the products of Propanoic acid reacting with potassium carbonate

Potassium propanoate + carbon dioxide + water

Are Carboxylic acids strong or weak acids in water


And explain why 3 marks

They are weak acids in water:


- Because they only partially ionise in aqueous solutions they are weak


- This means Carboxylic acids have a higher PH than a strong acid such as hydrochloric acid

What is the ending of the structural formula for alcohols and Carboxylic acids

The functional group

State the structural formulae for


- Propane


- Propene


- Propanol


- Propanoic

C3H8


C3H6


CH3CH2CH2OH


or


C3H7OH



CH3CH2COOH


or


C3H5COOH


Draw the displayed formula for Ethanoic acid

State the equation for working out:


- Alkanes


- Alkenes


- Alcohols


- Carboxylic acids

CnH2n+2


CnH2n


CnH2n+1


CnH2n-1

State the structure formula for Methanoic acid

HCOOH

Describe what happens when Carboxylic acids react with water (generally)

Carboxylic acids is ionising to produce ions


- Also dissolve in water to form acidic solutions

Draw the symbol equation of Ethanoic acid + water


and state the products below

CH3COOH - - - - -> CH3COO - + H+


<- - - -- -



PRODUCTS:


- Ethanoate ion + H+ (positively charged hydrogen ion)

What type of reaction is Carboxylic acids with water and what does this mean

Reversable reactions:


Both ions can combine to form the Carboxylic acid

Why might Esters be used in sweets

Because they have a pleasant smell

How do you produce a ester

Reacting alcohol with a Carboxylic acid

What catalyst do you use when reacting alcohol with Carboxylic acids

Sulfuric acid

State the products for


Ethanoic + Ethanol

- Ethyl Ethanoate (ester)


- Water

What are the products of Carboxylic acids and alcohols

- Ester


- Water


What type of reaction is Carboxylic acids with alcohol and what does mean

Reversable reaction:


- Ester + water can recombine to make Carboxylic acid + alcohol