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3.3 Haloalkanes Flashcards

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1
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Alkane to Haloalkane

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Radical substitution
UV Light
Cl2

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2
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Haloalkane to alkene

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Elimination
Ethanoic NaOH

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3
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Alkene to haloalkane

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Electophillic addition

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4
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Haloalkane to nitrile

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Nucleophilic substitution
Aqueous ethanoic
KCN

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5
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Haloalkane to amine

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Nucleophillic substitution
Excess ammonia (NH3)

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6
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Haloalkane to alcohol

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Nucleophilic substitution
Aqueous NaOH

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7
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Alcohol to alkene

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Elimination
Hot concentrated H2SO4

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8
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Alkene to alcohol

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Electrophillic addition
H2SO4 –> Alkyl hydrogen sulphate
+H2O –> Alcohol

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9
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Cl

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Chlorophyll

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10
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F

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Fluoro

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Br

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Bromo

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12
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I

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Iodo

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13
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Primary

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The C atom bonded to the halogen is only attached to one other C

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14
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Secondary

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The C atom bonded to the halogen is attached to two other C’s

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15
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Tertiary

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The C atom bonded to the halogen is attached to three other C’s

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16
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Essential condition for free radical substitution

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UV light
Provides the energy needed to break the halogen - halogen bond and start the reaction

17
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Free - radical

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Species with an unpaired electron
species - a thing

18
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Mechanism of CH4+Cl2 –> CH3Cl + HCl

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Initiation : Cl2 –> 2Cl.
Propagation 1 : Cl. + CH4 –> .CH3 + HCl
Propagation 2 : .CH3 + Cl2 –> CH3Cl + Cl.
Termination : .CH3 + C. –> CH3Cl
2Cl. –> Cl2
2.CH3 –> CH3CH3

19
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Initiation

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Using UV light to break the halogen - halogen bond to make 2 free radicals

20
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Propagation step 1

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2 free radicals produced takes a H from alkane
Turns alkane into free radical and a hydrogen halide

21
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Propagation step 2

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Alkyl radical takes a halogen from a halogen molecule
Forms a haloalkane and reproduces a halogen free-radical

22
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Termination

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Two free radicals combine

23
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What are CFC’s

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Haloalkanes with both chlorine and fluorine

24
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Ozone breakdown mechanism

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I: CCl3F –> Cl. + .CCl2F
P1: Cl. + O3 –> .ClO + O2
P2 : .ClO + O3 –> 2O2 + .Cl

25
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Why are CFC’s so damaging to the ozone layer?

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Cl. is regenerated in the final propagation causing a chain reaction in the decomposition of the ozone

26
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Why does 1,1,1 - trifluoroethane not lead to the depletion of the ozone in the upper atmosphere?

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It doesn’t contain Cl
C-F bonds are very strong and don’t break

27
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Curly arrows

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Double headed show pair of electrons
From bond or lone pair to atom or point where bond is being made

28
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Nucleophile

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Electron pair donor

29
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Nucleophile examples

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OH-
CN-
NH3
They all have a lone pair to donate

30
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Nucleophilic substitution by OH-

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Reagent - NaOH or KOH
Conditions - Aqueous solvent
Product - Alcohol

31
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Nucleophilic substitution by CN-

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Reagent - CN
Conditions - Water and ethanol solvent
Product - Nitrile

32
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Nucleophilic substitution by NH3

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Reagent - NH3
Conditions - ethanol solvent, heat and pressure
Product - amine
3 steps

33
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Chloropropane with silver nitrate

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White / AgCl

34
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Bromopropane

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Cream / AgBr

35
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Iodopropane

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Yellow / AgI

36
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Weakest bond

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C-I
Fastest reaction

37
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Strongest bond

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C-Cl
Slowest reaction

38
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Elimination

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Reagent - NaOH or KOH
Conditions - ethanol solvent
Product - alkene
OH- acts as a base
Forms two products - one is usually an E/Z isomer

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