What is the functional group in an alcohol?

What name is given to the functional group in an alcohol?

What is the systematic name of this alcohol?

Which of these is the least soluble alcohol?

Why are alcohols used as fuels?

What is the general formula of alcohols?

What is the molecular formula for this alcohol?

Heptanol has a larger melting and boiling point than butanol because it has...

Which one of these structures is the correct structure for butan-2-ol?

Which of these is an isomer of propan-1-ol?

Which of these is NOT a use for a carboxylic acid we learned about?

What is the functional group in a carboxylic acid?

What name is given to the functional group in a carboxylic acid?

What is the molecular formula for ethanoic acid?

Why can vinegar be used safely in household cleaning?

Which of these carboxylic acids is likely to be the most soluble in water?

As the size of a carboxylic acid increases, melting and boiling points _________

Larger carboxylic acids have _________ intermolecular forces than smaller carboxylic acids

What is the general formula for a carboxylic acid?

What name is given to the carboxylic acid shown?

Suggest a pH value for butanoic acid

Name the salt produced by the reaction between magnesium oxide and pentanoic acid

What would be produced in a reaction between lithium and propanoic acid?

What would be produced in the reaction between sodium carbonate and butanoic acid?

Glycerol is a substance that can be used to make fats/oils. From its name, what homologous series does it belong to?

Which line in the table correctly describes the trends going from hexanoic acid to butanoic acid?

What name would be given to compound X?

Betanin is responsible for the red colour in beetroot and can be used as a food colouring. Its structure is shown.

Name the functional group circled in the diagram

Geraniol is an essential oil known to have anti-inflammatory properties. A structure for the geraniol molecule is shown. What box correctly describes geranoil?