Organic Mechanisms Flashcards
Alkane to Alkene?
React with H₂ with a nickel catalyst.
This is reduction/nucleophilic addition.
Alkane to haloalkane?
Halogen with UV radiation. React with halogen radical.
This if free radical substitution.
Alkene to haloalkane?
React with hydrogen halide.
This is electrophilic addition.
Alkene to alcohol?
React with steam and H₂SO₄
This is hydration.
Alcohol to alkene?
React with conc. H₂SO₄ or H₃PO₄ and heat
This is dehydration.
Haloalkane to alcohol?
React with NaOH
This is nucleophilic substitution.
Alcohol to haloalkane?
React with sodium halide with H₂SO₄ as a catalyst.
This is nucleophilic substitution.
Primary alcohol to aldehyde?
React with acidified dichromate, [O], distill.
This is oxidation.
Primary alcohol to carboxylic acid?
React with acidified dichromate, [O], reflux.
This is oxidation.
Secondary alcohol to ketone?
React with acidified dichromate, [O], reflux.
This is oxidation.
Aldehyde to primary alcohol?
React with NaBH₄
This is reduction.
Ketone to secondary alcohol?
React with NaBH₄
This is reduction.
Aldehyde to hydroxynitrile?
:React with CN⁻ and H⁺
This is nucleophilic addition.
Ketone to hydroxynitrile?
React with :CN⁻ and H⁺
This is nucleophilic addition.
Haloalkane to amine?
React with NH₃ and ethanol, heat under pressure.
This is nucleophilic substitution.