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    Alkanes can only react with chlorine 10. Hydrocarbon + Air AE Carbon Dioxide + water (Substitution reaction) or react with air (Metals) (Water) (Alkaline) (Combustion). Otherwise, it is unreactive.

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    Alkanes can only react with chlorine 10. Hydrocarbon + Air AE Carbon Dioxide + water (Substitution reaction) or react with air (Metals) (Water) (Alkaline) (Combustion). Otherwise, it is unreactive.

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    Alkanes can only react with chlorine 10. Hydrocarbon + Air AE Carbon Dioxide + water (Substitution reaction) or react with air (Metals) (Water) (Alkaline) (Combustion). Otherwise, it is unreactive.

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    All Chemical Reactions 

    1. C + O2  Æ CO2 
    2. C + CO2 Æ 2CO 
    3. 3CO + Fe2O3 Æ 3CO2 + 2Fe  Reactions in the Blast Furnace
    4. CaCO3 Æ CaO + CO2 
    5. CaO + SiO2 Æ CaSiO3 
     
     
                        (Metals)                                                            (Water)                       (Alkaline)

    1. Group 1 Elements (Metals) + H2O Æ Metal OH + Hydrogen Gas 
     
    2. Acid + Metal Æ Salt + Hydrogen Gas  (Copper, Silver,Gold DO NOT REACT) 
    3. Acid + Bases Æ Salt + Water 
                  (Metal Oxide/Hydroxide) 

    4. Acid + Carbonate Æ Salt + Water + Carbon Dioxide 
    5. Alkalis (Metal Hydroxide) + Ammonia Salts Æ Ammonia gas + Water + Salt 
     
    6. Acidic Oxide + Water Æ Acid 
    7. Acidic Oxide + Air Æ Acid 
    8. Acidic Oxide + Alkalis Æ Salt + Water  Similar to ACID + BASE Æ SALT + WATER 
    9. Basic Oxide + Acid Æ Salt + Water 
                                   Burns in 
    Note: Alkanes can only react with chlorine 
    10. Hydrocarbon + Air Æ Carbon Dioxide + Water  (Substitution) or react with air 
    (Combustion).   Otherwise, it is unreactive. 
    Science (Chemistry) Full Reactions version 1.5                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                        ©RAY‐Notes 2009 (Hard‐copy)
    11. Alkane + Chlorine Æ Chloroalkane + HCl (Substitution reaction) 
     
    12. Alkene + Bromine Æ Bromoethane (reaction used to test for alkenes) 
    13. Alkene + Steam Æ Alcohol (Needs Phosporic acid as catalyst, high temp,pressure!)  Addition Reactions 
    (C=C Bonds in alkenes are broken) 
    14. Alkene + Hydrogen Æ Alkane (Needs Nickel Catalyst) 
     
    Conditions for Fermentation: 
    15. Glucose + Yeast Æ Ethanol + CO2 (Fermentation Reaction)   ‐ 37oC 
    16. Alcohol + Air Æ Carbon Dioxide + water (Combustion reaction)  ‐ Enzymes in yeast 
    ‐ No Oxygen present 
    17. Alcohol OXIDISED Æ Organic Acids + water (Oxidation) 
    18. Acid + Alcohol Æ Ester + Water (Esterification) 
    19. Ethanoic Acid + Ethanol Æ Ethyl Ethanoate (Esterification) 
     
      Ester 

    20. Alkanes Æ Small Alkane + Alkene (Cracking) 

    Science (Chemistry) Full Reactions version 1.5                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                        ©RAY‐Notes 2009 (Hard‐copy)

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