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haloalkane - test for haloalkanes
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haloalkanes
+
alcohols
: nucleophilic substitution
difference in electronegativity causes a
dipole
all halogens are
more
reactive than carbon
CH3Br
(l) +
OH-
(aq) ->
CH3OH
(l) +
Br-
(aq)
name:
nucleophilic
substitution
conditions:
heat
under
reflux
reagent:
hot aqueous sodium hydroxide
no
intermediate
stage in nucleophilic reaction as it's too
quick
depletion of the
o-zone
layer:
increased
UV
rays here means more skin
cancer
CFCs
(chlorofluorocarbons)
CFCs (
chlorofluorocarbons
) are a family of organic compounds which have
low
reactivity, high volatility and are non-toxic.
radicals
catalyse
the breakdown of the
o zone
layer
formula of the breakdown of the
o-zone
layer:
.Cl +
O3
--> .ClO +
O2
.
ClO
+ O --> .Cl +
O2
overall: O +
O3
-->
2O2
how many o-zone molecules does one radical destroy?
100,000
molecules
nitrogen monoxide
released from aircrafts and cars:
NO + O3 --> NO2 +O2
NO2 + O --> NO + O2
overall: O3 + O --> 2O2
CFCs are still a problem because:
high residence time
caused by lack of reactivity (
inert
)/
slow diffusion
developing nations
still used CFCs
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