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Organic Reactions Flashcards

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Complete Combustion of alkanes

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Produces carbon dioxide and water

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Incomplete combustion of alkanes

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Produces carbon dioxide, water and carbon monoxide

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Reaction of alkanes with Chlorine

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Free Radical Substitution Mechanism -
Initiation: Cl2–>Cl. + Cl.

Propagation: Cl. + C2H6 –> C2H5. + HCl
C2H5. + Cl2 —> C2H5Cl + Cl.

Termination: Cl. + Cl. —> Cl2
C2H5. + Cl. —> C2H5Cl

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Addition of hydrogen to Alkenes with a Nickel Catalyst

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(150 degrees C) Produces Alkanes.

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Addition of halogens to Alkenes (ethene)

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Electrophilic Addition Mechanism

C2H4 + Cl2 —> C2H4Cl2

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Addition of hydrogen halides to Alkenes (ethene)

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Electrophilic Addition Mechanism

C2H4 + HCl —> C2H5Cl

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Addition of hyrdogen halides to propene

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Unsymmetrical Electrophilic Addition Mechanism

TWO PRODUCTS

C3H6 + HCl —> C3H7Cl (1-chloropropane)

OR

C2H4 + HCl —> C2H5Cl (2-chloropropane) - more likely

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Oxidation of Alkenes using potassium manganate

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C2H4 + [O] (+ sulphuric acid) —> C2H6O2 (Diol)

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Reaction with Bromine Water

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C2H4 + BrOH —> C2H5BrO (bromoethanol)

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Addition polymerisation of Alkenes

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Double bond of alkene broken, only 2 carbons in the backbone, any other alkyl groups go above or below, brackets round repeating unit and bonds from each carbon go through their respective bracket.

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Combustion of Alcohols

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C2H6O + 302 —> 2CO2 + 3H20

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Reaction of Alcohols with Sodium

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C2H6O + 2Na —> C2H5O-Na+ (ionic sodium ethoxide) + H2

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Substitution of Alcohols to form halogenoalkanes

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Tertiary: C2H60 + HCl —> C2H5Cl + H20

Primary and Secondary: C2H60 + PBr3 —> 3C2H5Br + H3PO3

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Oxidation of primary Alcohols to form aldehydes and carboxylic acid.

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Distillation:
C2H6O + [O] + H2SO4 —> C2H4O (Ethanal) + H2O

Reflux:
C2H60 + [O] + H2SO4 —> C2H402 + H20

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Oxidation of secondary alcohols to form Ketones

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C3H8O + [O] + H2SO4 —> C3H6O + H2O

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Reaction of Halogenoalkanes with aqueous alkali

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Nucleophillic Substitution Mechanism:

C2H5Cl + OH (aqueous) —> C2H6O

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Reaction of halogenoalkanes with alcoholic alkali

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Elimination Mechanism:

C2H5Cl + OH (alcoholic) —> C2H4 + H20 + :Cl-

18
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Reaction of halogenoalkanes with aqueous silver nitrate solution

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Chloro - White precipitate
Bromo - Creme precipitate
Iodo - Yellow precipitate

19
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The reaction of halogenoalkanes with alcoholic ammonia

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Nucleophilic Substitution Mechanism

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Produces Amines (C2H7N
Reflux)
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