Organic Chemistry Flashcards

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Alkane to halogenoalkane

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Reaction: Substitution
Reagents: Gaseous halogen
Conditions: Presence of UV light

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Alkene to halogenoalkane

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Reaction: Addition
Reagents: Cl2/ Br2 dissolved in CCl4
Conditions: r.t.p., absence of UV light

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Alkene to alkane

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Reaction: Addition
Reagents: Hydrogen gas
Conditions: Heat in presence of Ni catalyst

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Halogenoalkane to alcohol

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Reaction: Substitution (hydrolysis)
Reagents: Aqueous NaOH
Conditions: Heat under reflux

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Halogenoalkane to alkene

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Reaction: Elimination
Reagents: Ethanolic NaOH
Conditions: Heat under reflux

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Alcohol to alkene

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Reaction: Elimination (dehydration)
Reagents: Excess conc. H2SO4
Conditions: Heat at 170

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Aldehyde to primary alcohol

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Reaction: Reduction
Reagents: LiAlH4 in dry ether

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Ketone to secondary alcohol

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Reaction: Reduction
Reagents: LiAlH4 in dry ether

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Primary alcohol to aldehyde

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Reaction: Oxidation
Reagents: Dilute H2SO4, KMnO4
Conditions: Distill

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10
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Aldehyde to carboxylic acid

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Reaction: Oxidation
Reagents: Dilute H2SO4, KMnO4
Conditions: Heat under reflux

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Secondary alcohol to ketone

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Reaction: Oxidation
Reagents: Dilute H2SO4, KMnO4
Conditions: Heat under reflux

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Esterification

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Reaction: Condensation
Reagents: Carboxylic acid and alcohol
Conditions: Heat under reflux with a small amount of concentrated H2SO4 as catalyst

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13
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Amide formation

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Reaction: Condensation
Reagents: Carboxylic acids and amines
Conditions: Presence of DCC

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Acid hydrolysis of ester

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Reagents: Dilute H2SO4/ HCl
Conditions: Heat under reflux
Product: Carboxylic acid and alcohol

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Base hydrolysis of ester

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Reagents: Dilute NaOH
Conditions: Heat under reflux
Product: Salt of carboxylic acid and alcohol

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Acid hydrolysis of amide

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Reagents: Dilute H2SO4/ HCl
Conditions: Heat under reflux
Product: Carboxylic acid and ammonium salt

17
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Base hydrolysis of amide

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Reagents: Aqueous NaOH
Conditions: Heat under reflux
Product: Salt of carboxylic acid and ammonia

18
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Distinguish between alkane and alkene

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Br2 dissolved in CCl4, reddish-brown bromine decolorises when added to alkene

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Test for carboxylic acid

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Aqueous Na2CO3, effervescence of CO2 will be observed