Alcohols Flashcards
state alcohol general formula
CnH2n+1OH
name of functional group
hydroxyl
state structural formula of functional group
R - OH
draw displayed formula of following alcohol`
butanol
draw skeletal formula of butanol
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state ways of producing alcohols
1) electrophillic addition of alkenes
2) oxidation of alkenes
3) nucleophilic substitution of halogenoalkanes
4) reduction of aldehydes and alkanes
5) reduction of carboxylic acids
6) hydrolysis of ester
- conditions for electrophilic addition, 2. reagents and 3. what is formed
heat, phosphoric acid
alkenes, steam
alcohol
- conditions for oxidation of alkenes, 2. reagents and 3. what is formed
shaking of reagents
cold dilute KMnO4
diol
- conditions for nucleophilic substitution of halogenoalkanes 2. reagents and 3. what is formed
heat
halogenoalkanes, NaOH
alcohols
- conditions for reduction of carbonyls (A) 2. reagents and 3. what is formed
NaBH4, LiAlH4
aldehydes/ketones
primary/secondary alcohol
- conditions for reduction of carboxylic acids (B) 2. reagents and 3. what is formed
NaBH4, LiAlH4 or H2, Nickel, heat
carboxylic acids
primary alcohols
- conditions for hydrolysis of esters 2. reagents and 3. what is formed
dilute acid/alkali
esters
alcohol
ethylethanoate- ethanol & ethanoic acid) acid
ethylethanoate- sodium ethanoate & ethanol) NaOH alkali
state reactions that alcohol is involved in/ reactions of alcohols
- combustion of alcohols
- substitution of alcohols
- reactions with Na
- oxidation of alcohols
- dehydration of alcohols
- esterification of alcohols
combustion of alohols:
1. reagents
2. conditions
3. products
-alcohol, oxygen
-heat
-carbon dioxide and water
substitution of alcohols:
1. reagents
2. conditions
3. products
A) - alcohols, HX
- nil
- halogenoalkane and water
B) - alcohols, PCl3
- heat
- halogenoalkane, H3PO3
C) - alcohols, PCL5
- room temperature
- halogenoalkane, HCl and POCl3
D) - alcohols, SOCl2
- nil
- halogenoalkane, HCl and SO2