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Alkane - ANSWER-Hydrocarbon with no double bonds Alkene - ANSWER-Hydrocarbon with one or more double bonds Fractional distillation - ANSWER-Method of separating liquids by boiling point Kerosene - ANSWER-One of the fractions of crude oil, used for aircraft fuel Alcohol - ANSWER-Organic ...

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Terminologies Well Defined for Exam
Alkane - ANSWER-Hydrocarbon with no double bonds



Alkene - ANSWER-Hydrocarbon with one or more double bonds



Fractional distillation - ANSWER-Method of separating liquids by boiling point



Kerosene - ANSWER-One of the fractions of crude oil, used for aircraft fuel



Alcohol - ANSWER-Organic molecules containing the -OH group



Isomers - ANSWER-Molecules with the same molecular formula but different structures



Homologous series - ANSWER-A group of organic molecules with the same general
formula, same functional groups, and with similar chemical properties



Cracking - ANSWER-Breaks down large organic molecules into smaller ones, using
heat and a catalyst



Unsaturated - ANSWER-Molecules with one or more double bonds



Fermentation - ANSWER-Method of preparing ethanol using yeast and sugar



Ethanoic acid - ANSWER-



Combustion - ANSWER-Burning in oxygen. Produces carbon dioxide and water from
hydrocarbons

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