Organic All Reactions Studied Flashcards

1
Q

Alkane to haloalkane

Radical substitution

A

Initiation if Uv light

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2
Q

Alkene to alkane

Hydrogenation

A

Nickel catalyst

423k

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3
Q

Alkene to alcohol

Hydration

A

STEAM (water gas)
Concentrated acid catalyst like H3Po4
-gives two possible products

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4
Q

Alkene to haloalkane

Electrophilic addition

A

1) addition of halogen
2) addition of hydrogen halide (two products)
- room temp may have to bubble

Electrophilic addition

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5
Q

Oxidaition of primary alcohol to adlehyde

Colour change?

A
  • K2Cr2O7/ H2So4
    +1[O] to give one h2o
  • gentle heat under distill,

Dicrhomate turns orange —>

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6
Q

Primary alcohol to carboxylic acid

A
  • K2Cr2O7/ H2So4
  • 2[O] to give one h2o
  • string heat under reflux with excess dichromate

Orange ti green cr2972- to cr3+

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7
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Secondary alcohol to ketone

A
  • k2cr2o7/h2so4
  • 1[O] to give one h2o
  • reflux

Oeange ro green

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8
Q

Alcohol to alkene + water

Dehydration

A

Concentrated acid catalyst like H2So4

- reflux

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9
Q

Alcohol to haloalkane

Substitution with sodium halide

A

Add sodium halide and h2so4

  • reflux
  • hydrogen halide made in vito and rescts with alcohol to give haloalkane

Gives halolakne water snd NaHCo3

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10
Q

Haloalkane to alcohol

Nucleophillic substitution

A

Add a source of hydroxide ion like NaOH or water

- reflux at 60°

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11
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DOESNT COUNT but radical substitution of ozone

A

Cl- + O3—> clo- + o2
Clo- + o —> o2

O3 + o —> 2o2

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