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Alcohols functional group

OH

Are alcohols saturated or unsaturated?

Saturated

General Formula of Alcohols

Cn H2n+1 OH

Equation for Alcohols

Uses of Ethanol

Very poisonous, in actual alcohols very small amounts of distilled ethanol

Uses of Methanol

Used to clean

Isomers

Two ways to make ethanol?

Catalytic Hydration


Fermentation

Catalytic Hydration to produce ethanol

Addition of Steam (H2O) to ethene at high temps in the presence of phosphoric acid catalyst

Fermentation of Sugars

Can produce ethanol through anaerobic respiration by fermentation of sugars

Fermentation of Sugars Method

1. Sugars are dissolved in water


2. Yeast is added


3. Mixture is kept at a warm place


4. Air is kept out of the mixture so anaerobic respiration doesnt occur

Uses of Alcohols in General

Fuels, solvent and alcoholic drinks

Fuel

Alcohol is a clean fuel and often added to petrol

Solvent

Dissolver

Three reactions of alcohols

Combustion


Oxidation


Reactions with sodium

Oxidation

Mild oxidation --> using oxygen in the air


Ethanoic acid --> Vinegar (makes Carboxylic Acid)

Reactions with Sodium

All alcohols react, produce hydrogen and salt and fizz.

Reactions with sodium equation

Alcohol + Sodium --> Sodium Salt + Hydrogen

Do they react with water?

Do not react with water, dissolve in water and water forms hydrogen bonds with alcohols