organic chem reagents Flashcards
Which functional groups react with Br2 in CCl4? + type of rxn
- Alkenes (electrophilic addition)
- Phenols (mono electrophilic sub)
- Alkanes (heat/uv) (free radical sub)
Which functional groups react with Br2 with anhydrous FeBr3/
Cl2 with anhydrous AlCl3 + type of rxn
Benzene (mono electrophilic sub)
Which functional groups react with Br2 (aq) + type of rxn
- Alkenes (electrophilic addition)
- Phenols/Phenylamines (multi electrophilic sub)
Which functional groups react with H2O (l) + type of rxn
Acid chlorides/bromides (hydrolysis)
Which functional groups react with anhydrous HBr/HCl + type of rxn
- Alkenes (electrophilic addition)
- Alcohols (Sn)
Which functional groups react with 2,4-dinitrophenylhydrazine + type of rxn
- Aldehydes
- Ketones
Condensation
Which functional groups react with Fehlings/Tollens reagent, warmed + type of rxn
Aldehydes (only aliphatic aldehydes for fehlings)
Oxidation
Which functional groups react with I2 with NaOH, heat + type of rxn
- -COCH3
- -CH(OH)CH3
Oxidation
Which functional groups react with HCN (trace amount of NaOH/KCN) + type of rxn
- Aldehydes
- Ketones
Nucleophilic addition
Which functional groups react with dilute acids, heat + type of rxn
- Nitriles –> COOH
- Amides –> amine
- Esters –> COOH
Acid hydrolysis
Which functional groups react with conc H2SO4, heat + type of rxn
- Alkenes (electrophilic addition)
- Alcohols (in excess) (elimination)
- as a catalyst in alcohols rxn with carboxylic (condensation)
Which functional groups react with conc HNO3, conc H2SO4, heat + type of rxn
Benzenes/alkylbenzenes (electrophilic sub)
Which functional groups react with dil HNO3 + type of rxn
phenols (electrophilic sub)
Which functional groups react with neutral FeCl3 + type of rxn
phenols (complex formation) –> violet complex
Which functional groups react with KMnO4 with dil H2SO4/NaOH, heat + type of rxn
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- Alkene (strong oxidation)
- Aldehydes, primary alcohols and secondary alcohols (oxidation)
- benzylic aldehydes/alcohols/alkanes (side chain O)
- Methanoic acid and ethanedioic acid (oxidation)
oxidation of terminal alkene/methanoic acid/ethanedioic acid results in effervescence of CO2