PHS- CHM201 XXXXXXXXXXIndependent Activity # 1 XXXXXXXXXXHydrohalogenation, Hydration and Polymerization of Hydrocarbons Name: _________________________________________________ Total: 15 marks...

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PHS- CHM201 Independent Activity # 1 Hydrohalogenation, Hydration and Polymerization of Hydrocarbons Name: _________________________________________________ Total: 15 marks Instructions: · Please print out the activity sheet and write and draw (when specified) your answers. · Scan and email the finished activity sheet as a word file identified as: · Course, Section (AA or BB) IA # 1 first name last name i.e. CHM201AA, IA # 1, Rosalind Cassidy 1. 4-amino-2-pentene reacts with hydrogen chloride. a. Draw and name all the reactants and product/s. (3) b. Indicate the catalyst/heat/pressure, if required, above the arrow. (0.5) c. Is there a predominant product? If so, CIRCLE your drawing of it. (0.5) d. Name the rule that predicts the predominant product. (1) 2. Hydration of 2,3-dichlorobutene. a. Draw and name all the reactants and product/s. (3) b. Indicate the catalyst/heat/pressure, if required, above the arrow. (0.5) c. Is there a predominant product? If so, CIRCLE your drawing of it. (0.5) For the following questions look at pages 403-405 in your textbook: Polymerization of Alkenes: Addition Polymers. Circle the correct response.(6) 1. Polyvinyl chloride (PVC) is found in: a. Ziploc bags and dry-cleaning bags b. Yogurt tubs and shower curtains c. Intravenous bags and medical tubing d. Egg cartons and meat trays 2. Copolymers are ______. An example would be ____. a. Homogeneous monomers, vinyl chloride b. Heterogeneous monomers, saran wrap c. Heterogeneous monomers, dichloroethene d. Homogeneous monomers, saran wrap 3. Water bottles can be made from the recycled materials of: a. PETE b. HDPE c. PVE d. Both a and b 4. Indicate which polymers don’t have the monomer ethylene: a. PETE b. LDPE c. HDPE d. PVC 5. Polymerization is a/n ____ reaction of repeating ___ to produce a ____. a. Substitution, copolymers, multimers b. Addition, polymers, monomers c. Substitution, polymers, multimers d. Addition, monomers, polymer 6. The difference between HDPE and LDPE is: a. The later results in plastics that is softer and more flexible b. The later results in plastics that is harder and not as flexible c. The former is found in Ziploc and frozen food bags d. The former is found in egg cartons and meat trays 1