Chapter 15: Haloalkanes Flashcards

The chemistry of haloalkanes

1
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What are the reagents for hydrolysis of haloalkanes?

A
  • Haloalkane
  • Source of hydroxide ions
  • Ethanol solvent enable mixing
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What are the products for hydrolysis of haloalkanes?

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Alcohol & Halide ion

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3
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What type of reaction is the hydrolysis of haloalkanes?

A

Nucleophilic substitution

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4
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What is the trend of rate of hydrolysis of haloalkanes and what is it dependant on?

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Dependant upon carbon-halide bond enthalpies;

rate increases inversely to bond enthalpy.

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5
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How do you observe hydrolysis?

A

Enable reaction to occur with silver nitrate solution such that a silver halide precipitate is formed.

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6
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How does rate of reaction of hydrolysis vary between types of haloalkane?

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Vary from primary being slowest to tertiary fastest. As a tertiary carbocation is most stable.

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7
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What are the primary uses of organohalogens?

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Solvents, Polymers, Flame retardants & refrigerants

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What is the radical process which uses ozone to reduce UV-B radiation?

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O• + O₂ ⇌ O₃

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9
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How do CFCs deplete the ozone layer?

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CF₂Cl₂ → CF₂Cl• +Cl•
Then all hell breaks loose.
O₃ + O• → 2O₂

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10
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How do Jet aircraft an lightning deplete ozone?

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NO• + O₃ → NO₂• + O₂

O₃ + O• → 2O₂

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11
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Why is chlorine the primary issue with CFCs?

A

Lowest bond enthalpy

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12
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What is a replacement to CFCs?

A

HFCs

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13
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Why are aircraft less of an influence on ozone than CFCs?

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Reactions occur lower in the atmosphere

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14
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Define nucleophile

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A molecule or substance attracted to an area of low electron density which utilises a lone pair of electrons to bond.

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