Dishwasher tablets contain chemicals which remove dirt from dishes - Scottish Highers Chemistry - Question 9 - 2017
Question 9
Dishwasher tablets contain chemicals which remove dirt from dishes.
(a) Dishwasher tablets include detergents. These molecules act like soaps to allow mixing of fat... show full transcript
Worked Solution & Example Answer:Dishwasher tablets contain chemicals which remove dirt from dishes - Scottish Highers Chemistry - Question 9 - 2017
Step 1
(a) (i) Complete the diagram below to show how detergent molecules combine with fat-soluble dirt.
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To complete the diagram, draw a detergent molecule with its ionic head pointing toward the fat-soluble dirt and the covalent tail fully inserting into the dirt. Ensure at least one tail penetrates the fat-soluble dirt, representing how detergents interact with grease.
Step 2
(b) (i) Suggest another action of the bleach produced by the dishwasher tablets.
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Another action of the bleach produced by the dishwasher tablets is to break down or remove stains from surfaces.
Step 3
(b) (ii) Calculate the volume of oxygen gas that would be produced...
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Therefore, the volume of oxygen gas produced is 0.018 L.
Step 4
(c) (i) Name the small, water-soluble molecules made when proteins are broken down completely.
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The small, water-soluble molecules produced when proteins are broken down completely are amino acids.
Step 5
(c) (ii) (A) Name the functional group circled.
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The functional group circled is an amine group.
Step 6
(c) (ii) (B) Draw a structural formula for one of the molecules that would be made...
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One structural formula for an amino acid, for example, Glycine (C2H5NO2), can be drawn as follows:
H O
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H2N-C--C-OH
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H H
This formula shows the amino (-NH2) and carboxyl (-COOH) groups.
Step 7
(c) (iii) (A) State the term used to describe the change in shape of enzyme molecules.
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The term used to describe the change in shape of enzyme molecules is denaturation.
Step 8
(c) (iii) (B) Suggest a change in conditions which would cause the enzyme molecules to change shape.
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A change in temperature or pH, moving them beyond their optimum, would cause the enzyme molecules to change shape.
Step 9
(d) (i) Suggest a name for this type of reaction.
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This type of reaction can be suggested as a condensation reaction, as it involves the joining of ethylene diamine and acetic anhydride, resulting in the elimination of water.
Step 10
(d) (ii) Draw a structural formula for TAED.
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The structural formula for TAED can be represented as:
H3C O
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C--N--C--N
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H3C O-C--C--O
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O
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