haloalkanes and haloarenes Flashcards
from alkanes
halogenation
with so2cl2 RX+SO2CL2—> RCl+SO2+HCl
from alkenes
by electrophilic addition
from alcohols
- by addition of halogen acids
- using pcl5 and pcl3
- action of thionyl chloride (socl2) in presence of pyridine -darzens process
from silver salt of carboxylic acids-hunsdiecker
decarboxylation by free radical mechanism
RCOO-Ag+ Br-Br–> R-Br+CO2
finkelstein reaction(halide exchange method)
R-X+NaI–> R-I +NaX
finkelstein reaction(halide exchange method)
R-X+NaI———> R-I +NaX
acetone
swarts reaction
ch3cl+hg2f2—>
other methods
ROR+PCl5
RMgX+X2
RNH2+SOCl2—> RX+N2+H2O
miscellaneous imp reactions
reduction Zn/Hcl or Na or alc or Zn/Cu couple or LiAlH4 or Pd-C
Wurtz- Na and dry ether
reaction with magnesium- to form Grignard reagent
Friedel crafts AlCl3
substitution (halogenation)
elimination reactions examples
alcoholic koh
action of heat
haloarenes formation
direct halogenation in presence of lewis acid
diazonium salts
hunsdiecker
aryl thalium
rashchig- chlorobenzene in presence of cu2cl2
haloarenes chemical properties
nucleophilic displacement electrophilic substitutions wurtz fittig reactions formation of grignard reagent ullmann reaction