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Alkane → Halogenolalkane

A 
REAGENTS:
Br₂ / Cl₂
CONDITIONS:
UV light
MECHANISM:
Free Radical Substitution
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Alkene → Halogenolalkane

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REAGENTS:
HBr / HCl
CONDITIONS:
room temp
MECHANISM:
electrophilic addition
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Alkene → Dihalogenolalkane

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REAGENTS:
Br₂ / Cl₂
CONDITIONS:
room temp
MECHANISM:
electrophilic addition
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Alkene → Alcohol

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STAGE 1 : Alkene → Alkly hydrogensulfate

REAGENTS:
conc h2so4
CONDITIONS:
room temp
MECHANISM:
electrophilic addition

STAGE 2 : Alkyl hydrogensulfate → Alcohol

REAGENTS:
water
CONDITIONS:
warm mixture
MECHANISM:
hydrolysis
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Halogenolakane → Alcohol

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REAGENTS:
KOH / NaOH
CONDITIONS:
aqueous solution
heat under reflux
MECHANISM:
nucleophilic substitution
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Halogenolakane → Nitrile

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REAGENTS:
KCN dissolved in ethanol
CONDITIONS:
heat under reflux
MECHANISM:
nucleophilic substitution
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Halogenolakane → primary amine

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REAGENTS:
NH3 dissolved in ethanol
CONDITIONS:
heat under pressure in a sealed tube
MECHANISM:
nucleophilic substitution
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Halogenolakane → Alkene

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REAGENTS:
KOH / NaOH
CONDITIONS:
in ethanol
heat
MECHANISM:
nucleophilic substitution
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Alcohol → Aldehyde

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REAGENTS:
acidified potassium dichromate solution k2cr2o7
dilute h2so4
CONDITIONS:
limited amount of dichromate
warm gently
distil immediately
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Alcohol → Carboxylic Acid

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REAGENTS:
acidified potassium dichromate solution k2cr2o7
dilute h2so4
CONDITIONS:
excess of dichromate
heat under reflux
distil after reaction has finished
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Alcohol → Ketone

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REAGENTS:
acidified potassium dichromate solution k2cr2o7
dilute h2so4
CONDITIONS:
heat under reflux
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Alcohol→ Alkene

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REAGENTS:
conc h2so4 / conc h3po4
CONDITIONS:
warm under reflux
170 degrees c
MECHANISM:
acid catalysed elimination
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Aldehyde → Carboxylic acid

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REAGENTS:
acidified potassium dichromate solution k2cr2o7
dilute h2so4
CONDITIONS:
heat under reflux
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Aldehyde / Ketone → Hydroxynitrile

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REAGENTS:
NaCN
dilute sulfuric acid h2so4
CONDITIONS:
room temp
room pressure
MECHANISM:
nucleophilic addition
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Aldehyde → Alcohol

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REAGENTS:
NaNH4 in aqueous ethanol
CONDITIONS:
room temp 
room pressure
MECHANISM:
nucleophilic addition
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Ketone → Alcohol

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REAGENTS:
NaNH4 in aqueous ethanol
CONDITIONS:
room temp 
room pressure
MECHANISM:
nucleophilic addition
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Alcohol → Ester

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REAGENTS:
carboxylic acid
h2so4
CONDITIONS:

MECHANISM:
esterification

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Carboxylic Acid→ Ester

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REAGENTS:
alcohol
h2so4
CONDITIONS:

MECHANISM:
esterification

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Acyl Chloride / Acid Anhydride → Carbonxylic Acid

A 
REAGENTS:
water
CONDITIONS:
room temp
MECHANISM:
nucleophilic addition elimination
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Acyl Chloride / Acid Anhydride → Ester

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REAGENTS:
alcohol
CONDITIONS:
room temp
MECHANISM:
nucleophilic addition elimination
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Acyl Chloride / Acid Anhydride → primary amide

A 
REAGENTS:
ammonia
CONDITIONS:
room temp
MECHANISM:
nucleophilic addition elimination
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Acyl Chloride / Acid Anhydride → secondary amide

A 
REAGENTS:
primary amide
CONDITIONS:
room temp
MECHANISM:
nucleophilic addition elimination

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