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1
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What is the only thing alkanes can react to form?

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Halogenoalkanes

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What are the reagents required for when alkanes react to form halogenoalkanes?

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X2 (e.g. Cl2) and UV light

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What is the mechanism for when alkanes react to form halogenoalkanes?

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Radical Susbstitution

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What are the 4 products that halogenoalkanes can react to form?

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Alkenes, primary amine, nitrile and carboxylic acids

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What do halogenoalkanes react with to form an alkene?

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Warm alkali dissolved in ethanol, and it needs to be heated under reflux

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What is the mechanism for when halogenoalkanes react to form alkenes?

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Elimination reaction

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What do halogenoalkanes react with to form a primary amine?

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Excess ethanolic ammonia and heat

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What is the mechanism for when halogenoalkanes react to form amines?

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Nucleophilic substitution

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What do halogenoalkanes react with to form a nitrile?

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Reflux with potassium cyanide dissolved in ethanol

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What is the mechanism for when halogenoalkanes react to form nitriles?

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Nucleophilic substitution

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How does a halogenoalkane react to form a carboxylic acid?

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1-It reacts with Mg in dry ether to form Grignard’s reagent

2-It then reacts with CO2 to form a carboxylic acid in conditions of dry ether and the addition of HCl

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How does a primary amine react to form a secondary / tertiary amine?

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It reacts with a halogenoalkane

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What is the mechanism for when primary amines react to form secondary and tertiary amines?

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Nucleophilic substitution

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What are the 2 organic substances a nitrile can react to form?

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A carboxylic acid and a primary amine

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Describe how a nitrile reacts to form a carboxylic acid:

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You hydrolyse the nitrile, refluxing it with dilute HCl, and then you distill off the carboxylic acid

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What is the first method of forming a primary amine from a nitrile?

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Reduce it with LiAlH4 and dilute HCl

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What is the second method of forming a primary amine from a nitrile?

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React with hydrogen, using a nickel catalyst and a high temperature and pressure

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What are the 5 things an alkene can react to form?

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Alcohol, alkane, halogenoalkane, dihalogenoalkane, diol

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How does an alkene react to form an alkane?

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React with Hydrogen, a nickel catalyst and a high temperature of 150C.

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What is the mechanism for when an alkene reacts to form an alkane?

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Electrophilic addition

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How does an alkene react to form a halogenoalkane?

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React with a hydrogen halide at room temperature

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What is the mechanism for when an alkene reacts to form a halogenoalkane?

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Addition reaction

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How does an alkene react to form a dihalogenoalkane?

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React with X2 at room temperature

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When an alkene reacts to form a dihalogenoalkane, what is the mechanism for the reaction?

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Electrophillic addition

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How does an alkene react to form a diol?

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Shake alkene with acidified potassium dichromate and the purple solution will be decolourised and the alkene is oxidised

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How does an alcohol react to form an alcohol?

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React with steam at 300C and a pressure of 60-70atm with a solid phosphoric acid catalyst

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What are the 3 things an aldehyde can react to form?

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An alcohol, a carboxylic acid and a hydroxynitrile

28
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How does an aldehyde react to form a primary alcohol?

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You reduce it, using LiAlH4 as the reducing agent

29
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How does a ketone react to form a secondary alcohol?

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Reduce it using LiAlH4 as a reducing agent

30
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How does an aldehyde react to form a carboxylic acid?

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Oxidise the aldehyde using reflux and acidified potassium dichromate

31
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How does an aldehyde/ketone react to form a hydroxynitrile?

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Reflux with hydrogen cyanide, ethanol and reflux

32
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What is the mechanism for when aldehydes/ketones react to form a hydroxynitrile?

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Nucleophillic addition

33
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What are the three things carboxylic acids can react to form?

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Alcohols, esters and acyl chlorides

34
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How does a carboxylic acid react to form an alchol?

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You use a powerful reducing angent like LiAlH4 in dry ether, which reduces the carboxylic acid to a primary alcohol

35
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How does a carboxylic acid react to form an ester?

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You react it with an alcohol in the presence of an acid catalyst

36
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When a carboxylic acid reacts to form an ester, what is the mechanism?

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Esterification

37
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How does a carboxylic acid react to form an acyl chloride?

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It reacts with PCl5 (phosphorous chloride) at room temperature

38
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What are the 2 things an ester can react to form?

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A carboxylic acid and an alcohol

39
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How does an ester react to form a carboxylic acid and alcohol?

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Reflux the ester with a dilute acid(such as HCl of h2so4) and a carboxylic acid and alcohol is formed

40
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How does an ester react to form a carboxylate ion?

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Reflux with a dilute alkali (e.g.NaOH)

41
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What are the 4 things an acyl chloride can react to form?

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Carboxylic acid, primary amide, N-substituted amide, ester

42
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How does an acyl chloride react to form a carboxylic acid?

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React with cold water

43
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Whenever an acyl chloride reacts, what by-product is always given off?

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HCl, so fumes are given off

44
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How does an acyl chloride react to form a primary amide?

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React with concentrated ammonia at room temperature

45
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How does an acyl chloride react to form an N-subsititued amide?

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React with a primary amine at room temperature

46
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How does an acyl chloride react to form an ester?

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React with an alcohol at room temperature

47
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How does an alcohol react to form an alkene?

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Mix the alcohol with conc phosphoric acid then heat the mixture

48
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When an alcohol reacts to form an alkene, what is the mechanism for the reaction?

A

Elimintation reaction/ Dehydration

49
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How do alcohols react to form chloroalkanes?

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React with PCl5 or HCl

50
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How do alcohols react to form bromoalkanes?

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React with a compound containing bromide ions then use an acid catalyst ( 50% conc H2SO4)

51
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How do alcohols react to form an Ester?

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Heat with carboxylic acid in the presence of an acid catalyst, such as HCl or H2SO4

52
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How do alcohols react to form an aldehyde?

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Distil with an oxidising agent, such as potassium dichromate

53
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How do alcohols react to form a ketone?

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Reflux a secondary alcohol with acidified dichromate

54
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What are the four different things Benzene can react to form?

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Nitrobenzene, alkyl benzene, halogenobenzene, phenylketone

55
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How does Benzene react to form a halogenobenzene?

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It reacts with halogens(e.g. Br2) at room temp under the presence of a halogen carrier catalyst

56
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What is an example of a halogen carrier catalyst?

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Fe(III)Br3

57
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When Benzene reacts to form Halobenzene, what is the mechanism for the reaction?

A

Halogenation

58
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How does Benzene react to form Phenylketone?

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It reacts with acyl chloride, using AlCl3 as a catalyst inder reflux

59
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How does a Benzene react to form an Alkyl Benzene?

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React with a halogenoalkane, using an AlCl3 catalyst and heat under reflux

60
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How does Benzene react to form a NitroBenzene?

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Warm Benzene with conc nitric acid and conc sulfuric acid

61
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How does a nitrobenzene react to form a phenylamine?

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Heat with tin metal and conc HCl under reflux, which makes a salt, and then add NaOH

62
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How does Phenol react to form Tribromophenol?

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React with bromine water at room temperature

63
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How does a halogenoalkane react to form a Grignard Reagent?

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React with magnesium in dry ether

64
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How does a Grignard Reagent react to form a Carboxylic acid?

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React with carbon dioxide in dry ether, then add a dilute acid

65
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How does a Grignard Reagent react to form a primary alcohol?

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React with methanal in dry ether, then add dilute HCl

66
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How does a Grignard Reagent react to form a secondary alcohol?

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React with any aldehyde (other than methanal) in dry ether then add dilute HCl

67
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How does a Grignard Reagent react to form a tertiary alcohol?

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React with any ketone in dry ether then add dilute HCl

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