Addition, Elimination and Substitution reactions Flashcards
Substitution:
Haloalkanes from alkanes
Reaction conditions
UV light
Substitution:
Hydrolysis
Reaction conditions
- room temperature
- Dilute strong acid base (NaOH / KOH)
- dissolved in ethanol solution
Substitution
Formation of haloalkanes
Reaction conditions
Tertiary alcohols
- room temperature
Primary and secondary alcohols
- high temperature
Substitution:
Haloalkanes from alkanes
Reactants and products
Reactants:
-alkane +X2
Products:
-haloalkane +HX
Substitution:
Hydrolysis
Reactants and products
Reactants:
- haloalkane and water
Products:
Alcohol + HX
Substitution
Formation of haloalkanes
Reactants and products
Reactants:
- alcohol + HX
Products:
-haloalkane + water (condensation reaction)
Addition:
Halogenation
Reaction conditions
None
Addition:
Hydrohalogenation
Reaction conditions
No water present
Addition:
Hydration
Reaction conditions
- Excess water
- Acid catalyst (sulfuric acid)
Addition:
Hydrogenation
Reaction conditions
(DIFFICULT REACTION TO GET STARTED)
- heat
- catalyst (Pt, Pd or Ni)
- Inert atmosphere
- Alkene dissolved in non-polar solvent
Addition:
Halogenation
Reactants and products
Reactants:
-X2 +alkene
Products:
- dihaloalkane
Addition:
Hydrohalogenation
Reactants and products
Reactants:
- HX + alkene
Products:
- haloalkane
Addition:
Hydration
Reactants and products
Reactants:
- H2O +alkene
Products:
- alcohol
Addition:
Hydrogenation
Reactants and products
Reactants:
- H2 +alkene
Products:
- saturated hydrocarbon (alkane)
Elimination:
Esterification
Reaction conditions
Sulfuric acid catalyst