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16 - halogenoalkanes Flashcards

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reactions from which halogenoalkanes are formed

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. free-radical substitution of alkanesc by chlorine/bromine (UV light)
. electrophilic addition of an alkene and halogen/ hydrogen halide (rtp)
. alcohol substitution (+ HX, PCl3 and heat, PCl5 at rtp, or SOCl2

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types of halogenoalkenes

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. primary
. secondary
. tertiary

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halogenoalkane general formula

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CnH2n+1X

C has partial positive charge
X has partial negative charge

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nucleophilic substitution

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the mechanism of the organic reaction in which a nucleophile attacks a carbon atom carrying a partial positive charge. This results in the replacement of an atom carrying a partial negative charge by the nucleophile

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halogenoalkane hydrolysis

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. carried out under reflux in lab
. allows heating without VOCs evaporating
. condenser, antibumping granules

CH3CH2Br H20 => CH3CH2OH + H+ + Br-

. OH more effective nucleophile than H2O
. hydrolysis slower

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halide ion test

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adding silver nitrate solution

. Cl - white
. Br - cream
. I - yellow

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iodoalkane to flouroalkanes

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fast to slow nucleophilic substitution reaction, most to least reactivr

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C - F

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strongest bond

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CN- (cyanide) ions

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CH3CH2Br + KCN => CH3CH2CN + KBr

propanenitrile formed

. KCN in ethanol
. heat under reflux

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NH3 substitution in ethanol

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CH3CH2Br + NH3 => CH3CH2NH + HBr

ethylamine formed

. NH3 in excess
. heat
. high pressure

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Sn2 mechanism

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the steps in a nucleophilic substitution reaction in which the rate of the reaction involves two reacting species

eg. hydrolysis of primary halogenoalkane

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Sn1 mechanism

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the steps in a nucleophilic substitution reaction in which the rate of the reaction involves only the organic reactant

eg. hydrolysis of a tertiary halogenoalkane

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tertiary carbocation more stable than primary carbocations

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. alkyl groups release electrons
. less charge density with less electrons
. more stable

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secondary halogenoalkanes

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both Sn1 and Sn2

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halogenoalkane elimination reactions

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reagent = ethanolic sodium hydroxide, heated

CH3CH2Br + NaOH (ethanol) => CH2CH2 + H2O + NaBr

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halogenoalkane + NaOH (ethanol)

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elimination reaction
alkene product

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halogenoalkane + NaOH (aq)

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nucleophilic substitution reaction
alcohol produced

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