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Benzene to Nitrobenzene
Reagent :
conc sulfuric acid
Reagent :
conc nitric acid
Condition :
reflux 50
-
55
mechanism :
Nitration
,
electrophilic substitution
Benzene to haloarene
Reagent :
X
2
and
ALCl3
or
FeCl3
mechanism :
halogentation
,
electrophilic
addition
Benzene to Alkylarene
Reagents :
R-X
and
ALCl3
or
FeCl3
mechanism :
alkylation
,
electrophilic subsitution
,
Friedel-crafts
Benzene to Acylarene
Reagent :
R-COCL
and
AlCl3
or
FeCl3
Mechanism :
Acylation
,
electrophilic
substitution
,
Friedel-crafts
Phenol to 2,4,6 - tribromophenol
Reagent :
Br2
(aq)
Mechanism :
Electrophilic
substitution
colour change :
Decolourises bromine water
and
white precipitate
Phenol to Nitrophenol
Reagent :
HN03
(aq)
Mechanism :
Electrophilic
substitution
Aldehyde to Carboxcylic acid
Reagents :
acified dichromate
Conditions :
heat under reflux
Reaction :
oxidisation
Colour change :
orange to green
Aldehyde to primary Alcohol
Reagents :
NaBH4
Conditions :
heat
Type of Reaction :
reduction
Mechanism :
Nucleophilic addition
Ketone to secondary alcohol
Reagents :
NaBH4
in
water
Conditions :
heat
Type of Reaction :
reduction
Mechanism :
Nucleophilic addition
Aldehyde to hydroxynitrile
Reagents :
KCN
and
H2SO4
Mechanism :
Nucleophilic addition
lengthens
C
chain
Ketone to hydroxynitrile
Reagents :
KCN
and
H2SO4
Mechanism :
Nucleophilic addition
lengthens
C
chain
Alcohol to ester ( not using COOH )
Reagents :
acid anhydride
Conditions :
heat
carboxylic acid
is other product
Phenol to ester ( not using COOH )
Reagent :
acid anhydride
,
warm
Carboxcylic acid
is other product
Alcohol to ester ( not using COOH )
Reagents :
acyl chloride
,
RTP
HCL
fumes
Phenol to ester ( not using COOH )
Reagents :
acyl chloride
,
RTP
HCL
fumes
Ester to Carboxcylic acid and Alcohol
Reagents :
aqueous H
+ /
reflux
acid reflux
reversible
reaction
Ester to carboxcylic acid salt and alcohol
Reagent :
aqueous OH
- ,
reflux
type of reaction :
alkali hydrolysis
Carboxcylic acid to acyl chloride
Reagents :
SOCl2
,
RTP
Releases
S02
/
HCL
fumes
Acyl chloride to Carboxcylic acid
Reagents :
H20
HCL
fumes are released
Halo alkane to primary amine
reagents :
excess Ethanolic NH3
mechanism :
Nucleophilic substitution
amine salt
made and then
NaOH
added to form
amine
Primary amine to secondary amine
Reagent : add
haloalkane
mechanism :
Nucleophilic substitution
amine salt
made and then
NaOH
added to form amine
secondary amine to tertiary amine
reagent : add
haloalkane
Mechanism :
Nucleophilic substitution
Amine salt
made and then
NaOH
added to form
amine
Nitrobenzene to phenylamine
Reagents :
Sn
/
conc
HCL
,
warm
type of reaction :
reduction
amine salt
made and then
NaOH
added to form
amine
Acyl chloride to primary amide
Reagents : Add
NH3
Mechanism :
Nucleophilic substitution
NH4Cl
also formed
Acyl chloride to secondary amide
Reagents : add
primary amine
mechanism :
Nucleophilic substitution
NH4Cl
also formed
primary amine to secondary amine
Reagent : add
acyl chloride
mechanism :
Nucleophilic substitution
amine chloride salt
also formed
Nitrile to primary amine
Reagent :
H2
and
Ni catalyst
type of reaction
reduction
Nitrile to carboxylic acid
Reagent :
aqueous acid
,
heat
type of reaction :
hydrolysis
ammonium salt
also formed
polyamide and carboxylic acid salt
reagent :
aqueous alkali
,
heat
Type of reaction :
alkali hydrolysis
polyamide to amine slat and carboxylic acid
Regents :
aqueous acid
,
heat
type of reaction acid
hydrolysis