Chapter 10: Radicals Flashcards

1
Q

How is radical halogenation initiated?

A

heat or light

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2
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What is a difference between chlorine and bromine?

A

Bromine is selective while chlorine is not

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3
Q

Bromine radical addition follows…

markovnikov’s rule

A

anti-markovnikov

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4
Q

What are the three “processes” of a radical reaction?

A

Initiation, propagation, termination

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5
Q

What does “hv” in a reaction scheme mean?

A

light is used to initiate the reaction

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6
Q

Which halogen is the most reactive?

A

F2

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7
Q

Which halogen is the least reactive?

A

I2 (does not react)

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8
Q

Why is chlorine more reactive?

A

The bond breaks easier, causing more unstable radicals that are more likely to react with any hydrogen available

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9
Q

Why are racemic mixtures formed during some radical additions?

A

A planar radical can be reacted with from the back or front

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10
Q

What reagents can be used for a radical reaction with double bond?

A

HBR or HBr, ROOR

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11
Q

What does the presence of a peroxide durring radical addition do?

A

It produces the anti-markovnikov product instead of markovnikov

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