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what is a covalent bond where the orbitals overlap end-on known as? - ANSWERSsigma bond what is a covalent bond where the orbitals overlap side-on known as? - ANSWERSpi bond Homologous series - ANSWERSA series of organic compounds with the same functional group but with each successive member differing by CH2 how to obtain a pure sample from an impure solid? - ANSWERSrecrystallisation and then filtration using reduced pressure how can you test the purity of a sample? - ANSWERSmeasuring its melting or boiling point and comparing it with the melting or boiling point of the pure substance is NH2 an electron withdrawing or electron donating group? - ANSWERSelectron donating is OH an electron withdrawing or electron donating group? - ANSWERSelectron donating is NO2 an electron withdrawing or electron donating group? - ANSWERSelectron withdrawing what carbons do electron donating groups direct substitution to? - ANSWERS2, 4 and 6 what carbons do electron withdrawing groups direct substitution to? - ANSWERS3 and 5 what are the reagents required to convert a haloalkane to an amine? - ANSWERSexcess ethanolic ammonia, heat

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OCR A Level Chemistry Paper 2 -
Synthesis and Analytical Techniques
Questions & Answers
what is a covalent bond where the orbitals overlap end-on known as? -
ANSWERSsigma bond

what is a covalent bond where the orbitals overlap side-on known as? - ANSWERSpi
bond

Homologous series - ANSWERSA series of organic compounds with the same
functional group but with each successive member differing by CH2

how to obtain a pure sample from an impure solid? - ANSWERSrecrystallisation and
then filtration using reduced pressure

how can you test the purity of a sample? - ANSWERSmeasuring its melting or boiling
point and comparing it with the melting or boiling point of the pure substance

is NH2 an electron withdrawing or electron donating group? - ANSWERSelectron
donating

is OH an electron withdrawing or electron donating group? - ANSWERSelectron
donating

is NO2 an electron withdrawing or electron donating group? - ANSWERSelectron
withdrawing

what carbons do electron donating groups direct substitution to? - ANSWERS2, 4 and 6

what carbons do electron withdrawing groups direct substitution to? - ANSWERS3 and
5

what are the reagents required to convert a haloalkane to an amine? -
ANSWERSexcess ethanolic ammonia, heat

, what are the reagents required to convert a haloalkane to a nitrile? - ANSWERSNaCN
or KCN, ethanol, reflux

what are the reagents required to convert a nitrile to an amine? - ANSWERSH2, Ni
catalyst, high temp and pressure

what does the alkali hydrolysis of esters produce? - ANSWERScarboxylate salt +
alcohol

what does the acid hydrolysis of esters produce? - ANSWERScarboxylic acid + alcohol

what is an acid anhydride? - ANSWERStwo carboxylic acids minus a water molecule

acid anhydride + alcohol →
(conc. H₂SO₄ catalyst needed) - ANSWERSester + carboxylic acid

what is an acyl chloride? - ANSWERSderivative of a carboxylic acid where the OH is
replaced by Cl

how do you make an acyl chloride? - ANSWERSreact a carboxylic acid with thionyl
chloride (SOCl₂)

carboxylic acid + SOCl₂ → - ANSWERSacyl chloride + sulfur dioxide + hydrogen
chloride

What is the formula and charge for hydrogen carbonate? - ANSWERSHCO³⁻

What is the formula and charge for phosphate? - ANSWERSPO₄³⁻

What is the formula and charge for silicate? - ANSWERSSiO₃²⁻

How do you calculate the relative atomic mass of an isotope? - ANSWERS(isotope
mass x percentage) + (isotope mass x percentage) ÷ 100

What is the ideal gas equation? - ANSWERSpV=nRT

What are the units for the ideal gas equation? - ANSWERSPressure in Pa, volume in
m3, temperature in K

What is the equation linking moles, volume and 24dm³? - ANSWERSMoles = volume
24dm³/24000cm³

How do you calculate molality and what is molality measured in? - ANSWERSmolality =
molarity x molar mass and molality is measured in gdm⁻³

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