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what is a hydrocarbon a compound of hydrogen and carbon only


empirical formulae Ratio of atoms of each element in compound in simplest form


molecular formula Chemical formula showing the elements and number of atoms of each
element in compound


homologous series def A Series of Organic Compounds that has Similar Features


iUPAC Prefix for 1 Carbon atom meth-


IUPAC Prefix for 2 Carbon atoms Eth-


IUPAC prefix for 3 Carbon atoms prop-


IUPAC prefix for 4 Carbon atoms But-

,IUPAC prefix for 5 Carbon atoms Pent-


IUPAC prefix for 6 carbon atoms Hex-


Suffix for Alkanes (no functional group) -ane


Functional group and suffix for Alkenes C=C double bond; suffix is -ene


methane display formula CH4




Propane display formula CH3 CH2 CH3

,ethene display formula CH2 = CH2




ethanol display formula CH3 CH2 OH




subsititution reaction Reaction where one atom is swapped with another atom


combusion reaction Chemical reaction involving burning


what is crude oil a mixture of hydrocarbons

, fractional distillation of crude oil In the fractionating column, it is hot at the bottom and cool at the top
Crude oil is transported into the fractionating column and heated into
vapours that rise and evaporate
Vapours of Hydrocarbons with high boiling points will immediately turn
into liquid at the bottom of the column where they will be tapped off
Vapours of Hydrocarbons with low boiling points will rise up the column
and condense at the top where they will be tapped off
Hence, different fractions will condense and be tapped off at different
heights along the fractionating column according to their boiling points


order from top to bottom of oils in crude oil refinery gases
gasoline
kerosene
diesel
fuel oil
bitumen


use of refinery gases bottled gas


use of gasoline fuel for cars

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