G) 2 layers because hydrocarbon is less dence than water
REACTIONS OF ALKENES
A) Potassium manganate
B) diol
C) oxidation
D) oxidised
E) room temp.
F) purple
G) brown
H) acidified
I) pale pink/colourless
J) alkene
OXIDATION OF ALCOHOL: 1' easily oxidised to aldehydes and then to caboxylic acid. 2' easily oxidised to ketones. 3' not oxidised under normal conditions.
A) reduced
B) oxidised
C) orange
D) potassium dichromate
E) resist
F) orange
CHLORINATION OF ALCOHOLS (HALOGENOALKANES): Add solid phosphorouspentachloride to a dry alcohol at room temperature. CH3CH2OH + PCl5 → CH3CH2Cl + POCl3 + HCl(g)
A) PCL5
B) steamy fumes
C) conc. ammonia
D) WHITE SMOKE OF AMMONIUM
E) pH
F) NEUTRAL
Reactions of aldehydes and ketones using oxidising agents
A) green
B) orange
C) fehling's
D) blue
E) red
F) stays blue
G) reduced
H) oxidised
I) blue to red
HALOGENOALKANES a) with water containing silver nitrate R –X (aq) + H2O(l) → R –OH(aq) + H+ (aq) + X– (aq) b) with aqueous alkali (OH- IONS)