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What are the 3 main reactions of alkenes?
Hydrogenation
Hydration
Halogenation
What are the hydrogenation conditions?
Nickel catalyst
addition of
H2
What are the conditions of Hydration ?
H2O
(
steam
)
H3PO4
catalyst
What is the mechanism for Halogenation?
electrophilic
addition
What is the order of carbocation stability ?
3
( most stable)
2
1
What are the 3 main reactions of alcohols?
Oxidation
Dehydration
Substitution
What are the conditions for oxidation of alcohols?
K2Cr2O7
H2SO4
What colour is K2Cr2O7 ?
orange
What is the colour change of K2Cr2O7 when oxidised?
orange
to
green
as Cr3+ is
green
What forms when a primary alcohol is oxidised using distillation?
An
aldehyde
What forms when a primary alcohol is oxidised when heated under reflux?
A
carboxylic acid
What forms when you oxidise a secondary alcohol + heat it under reflux?
A
ketone
What product forms when you oxidise a tertiary alcohol?
no
product
as tertiary alcohol lacks the necessary hydrogen to form a carbonyl group + carbon already has 4 bonds can't have 5
What are the conditions for dehydration of alcohols?
heat under reflux
concentrated acid
catalyst (
H2SO4
or
H3PO4
)
What are the conditions of substitution of alcohols?
heat under reflux
with
H2SO4
+
NaX
(x= halide)
What are the conditions of haloalkane to alcohol?
Hydrolysis
NaOH
Heat
under
reflux
what is the mechanism for conversion of a haloalkane to an alcohol?
Nucleophilic substitution
Is the conversion from a haloalkane to an alcohol a hydrolysis or reduction reaction?
Hydrolysis
What are the reagents for the conversion of haloalkane to alcohol?
NaOH
heat under reflux
Is the conversion from an aldehyde to an alcohol a reduction or hydrolysis reaction?
Reduction
What are the conditions for converting an aldehyde to an alcohol?
NaBH4
H2O
What is the reducing agent used in the reduction of an aldehyde to an alcohol?
NaBH4
What is the mechanism for the conversion of an aldehyde to an alcohol?
Nucleophilic
addition
What are the reagents for the conversion of a ketone to a secondary alcohol?
NaBH4
H2O
What is the mechanism used for the conversion of a ketone to a secondary alcohol?
Nucleophilic
addition
What is the mechanism for forming a hydroxynitrile?
Nucleophilic addition
What are the reagents to form hydroxynitriles?
NaCN
H2SO4
what do you go from to form a hydroxynitrile?
Aldehyde
Ketone
What does Acid + metal form?
salt
+
hydrogen
Acid + base/alkali =
salt
+
water
Acid + carbonate =
salt
+
H2O
+
CO2
What is the reaction for carboxylic acids called?
esterification
What are the reagents for esterification
concentrated
H2SO4
catalyst
Warm
solution
What do you form from carboxylic acid + alcohol =
Ester
+
H2O
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