1.2 - Organic Reactions Flashcards

1
Q

Polymer > Alkane/Alkene

A

450C

Zeolite Catalyst

Type: Cracking

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2
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Alkane > Halogenoalkane

A

X2
UV
>300C

Type: Radical Substitution

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3
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Alkene > Polymer

A

Type: Addition Polymerisation

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4
Q

Secondary Alcohol > Ketone

A

Heat under reflux with acidified potassium dichromate

Type: Oxidation

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5
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Primary Alcohol > Carboxylic Acid/Aldehyde

A

Heat with acidified potassium dichromate, then distil OR heat under reflux

Type: Oxidation

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6
Q

Halogenoalkane > Alcohol

A

KOH
Reflux

Type: Nucleophilic Substitution / Hydrolysis

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7
Q

Alkene > Halogenoalkane

A

HX
Bubbled into solution

Type: Electrophilic Addition

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8
Q

Alcohol > Alkene

A

Conc. H2SO4
180C

Type: Dehydration

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9
Q

Alkene > Alcohol

A

Steam
Conc. H2SO4
300C
60atm

Type: Electrophilic Addition/Hydration

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10
Q

Alkene > Alkane

A

H
Nickel
150C

Type: Hydrogenation

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11
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Carboxylic Acid > Ester

A

Conc. H2SO4
Alcohol
Reflux

Type: Condensation/Esterification

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12
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Alkene > Dihalogenoalkane

A

X2

Type: Electrophilic Addition

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