all synthesis routes

Cards (18)

  • alkanes to haloalkanes: reaction, mechanism, conditions and equation for CH4 reacting with Br2
    - halogenation
    - free radical substitution
    - UV light and RT and excess alkane
    - CH4 + Br2 ----> CH3Br + HBr
  • alkenes to alkanes: reaction, mechanism, conditions and equation for C2H4
    - hydrogenation
    - reduction
    - nickel catalyst, 150 degrees
    - C2H4 + H2 ---> C2H6
  • alkenes to haloalkanes: reaction, mechanism, conditions and equation for C2H4 and HBr
    - halogenation
    - electrophilic addition (mechanism needed)
    - RT
    - CH2=CH2 + HBr -----> CH3CH2Br
  • alkenes to dihaloalkanes: reaction, mechanism, conditions and equation for C2H4 and Br2
    - halogenation
    - electrophilic addition (mechanism needed)
    -RT
    -CH2=CH2 + Br2 ---> CH2BrCH2Br
  • alkenes to alcohols: reaction, mechanism, conditions and equation for C2H4
    - hydration
    - oxidation
    - concentrated sulphuric or phosphoric acid and steam
    - CH2=CH2 + H2O ---> CH3CH2OH
  • alcohol to aldehyde: reaction, conditions and reagents and products
    - oxidation
    - heat under distillation, K2Cr2O7 and H2SO4
    - primary alcohol ----> aldehyde and water
  • alcohol to carboxylic acid: reaction, conditions and reagents and products
    - oxidation
    - heat under reflux, K2Cr2O7 and H2SO4
    - primary alcohol -----> carboxylic acid and water
  • alcohol to ketone: reaction, condition and reagents and products
    - oxidation
    - heat under reflux, K2Cr2O7 and H2SO4
    - secondary alcohol to ketone and water
  • alcohol to alkene: reaction, mechanism, condition and reagents and products
    - dehydration
    - elimination
    - heat under reflux with concentrated H2SO4 or H3PO4
    - alcohol to alkene and water
  • alcohol to haloalkane: reaction, condition and reagents and products, formation of hydrogen halide
    - substitution
    - heat under reflux, NaX/H2SO4
    - alcohol and hydrogen halide to haloalkane and water
    - NaX + H2SO4 ----> HX + NaHSO4
  • haloalkanes to alcohols: reaction, mechanism, condition and reagents and products
    - alkaline hydrolysis
    - nucleophilic substitution (mechanism required)
    - NaOH and heat under reflux
    - haloalkane and hydroxide ion to alcohol and halide ion
  • haloalkanes to nitriles: mechanism, condition and reagents and products
    - nucleophilic substitution 9mechanism required)
    - NaCN (ethanol) and heat under reflux
    - Haloalkane and cyanide ion to nitrile (RCN) and halide ion
  • benzene to nitrobenzene: mechanism, condition and reagents and products
    - electrophilic substitution (mechanism required)
    - concentrated HNO3 and H2SO4 and 50 degrees
    - benzene and HNO3 to nitrobenzene and water
  • nitrobenzene to phenylamine: reaction, condition and reagents and products
    - reduction
    - Sn and concentrated HCl and heat under reflux
    - nitrobenzene and 6(H) to phenylamine and water
  • phenylamine to phenyl ammonium ion: reaction, condition and reagents and products
    - neutralisation
    - HCl and rtp
    - phenylamine and H+ to phenyl ammonium ion
  • benzene to halobenzene: mechanism, condition and reagents and products
    - electrophilic substitution (mechanism required)
    - anhydrous AlX3, rtp
    - benzene and halogen to halobenzene and hydrogen halide
  • benzene to chlorobenzene to alkylbenzene 9friedal-crafts alkylation): reaction, condition and reagents and products
    - electrophilic substitution
    - rtp and anhydrous AlCl3
    - benzene and alkylbenzene to alkylbenzene and hydrochloric acid
  • benzene to acyl chloride to phenylkeytone: reaction, condition and reagents and products
    - electrophilic substitution
    anhydrous AlCl3 rtp
    - benzene and acyl chloride to phenylkeytone and HCl