Mechanisms Flashcards

1
Q

Name a reagent and condition for nucleophilic substitution

A

Aqueous sodium hydroxide (OH- ions)

Heat below 110 degrees

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2
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Name a reagent and condition for the hydration of alcohols

A
  • potassium dichromate

- heat

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3
Q

What happens in an elimination reaction?

A

HX (when x is halogen) is removed from hydrocarbon chain and double bond is formed

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4
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Why must NaOH be dissolved in alcohol is its used as a reagent in an elimination reaction?

A

To avoid a substitution reaction from occurring

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5
Q

What distinguishes an elimination reaction

A
An Alkene (with double bond) is formed 
\+HX (when x= halogen)
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6
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Where does an electrophilic addition occur

A

A region of high electron density (pie bond/double bond —> single bond)

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