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alkane to haloalkane

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  • gaseous halogen
  • UV light
  • 300C
  • radical substitution
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alkane to combustion products

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  • oxygen and heat
  • combustion
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alkene to alkane

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  • H2 and Ni catalyst 150
  • (or Pt catalyst)
  • hydrogenation/addition
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alkene to haloalkane (one halogen)

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  • HX (g) where X is a halogen atom
  • electrophilic addition
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alkene to dihaloalkane (2 halogens)

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  • X2 (g) or (aq) where X is a halogen atom
  • electrophilic addition
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alkene to alcohol

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  • steam with a catalyst
  • dilute H2SO4 or H3PO4
  • 300C
  • hydration
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alkene to polymer

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  • addition polymerisation
  • various conditions often high temp and pressure
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haloalkane to alcohol (alkali)

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  • warm aqueous alkali e.g. NaOH in methanol
  • heat under reflux
  • nucleophilic substitution
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haloalkane to alcohol (water)

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  • H2O and warm (water bath or reflux)
  • nucleophilic substitution
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haloalkane to amine

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  • conc ammonia in ethanol
  • heat
  • nucleophilic substitution
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haloalkane to nitrile

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  • NaCN with HCL to make HCN
  • reflux
  • nucleophilic substitution
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alcohol to combustion products

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  • O2 and heat
  • combustion
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alcohol to aldehyde

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  • primary alcohol with K2Cr2O7 in dilute H2SO4
  • heat (distill)
  • oxidation
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alcohol to ketone

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  • secondary alcohol with K2Cr2O7 in distilled H2SO4
  • and heat (reflux)
  • oxidation
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alcohol to carboxylic acid

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  • primary alcohol with K2Cr2O7 in dilute H2SO4
  • heat (reflux)
  • oxidation
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alcohol to alkene

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  • concentrated H2SO4 or H3PO4
  • 170-180C
  • can use reflux
  • dehydration/elimination
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alcohol to haloalkane

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  • NaBr (for bromoalkane)
  • H2SO4
  • halide substitution
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alcohol to ester

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  • carboxylic acid and conc H2SO4
  • heat (reflux)
  • oxidation
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aldehyde/ketone to alcohol

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  • NaBH4 in methanol
  • at RTP
  • nucleophilic addition/reduction
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aldehyde/ketone to nitrile

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  • NaCN with HCl to make HCN
  • nucleophilic addition
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carboxylic acid to ester

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  • alcohol
  • conc H2SO4
  • heat under reflux
  • esterification/condensation
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carboxylic acid to salts

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  • add metal/metal oxide/metal hydroxide or metal carbonate to form carboxylate salt
  • neutralisation
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carboxylic acid to acyl chloride

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  • SOCL2
  • RTP
  • substitution
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acid anhydride to ester

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  • add alcohol
  • RTP
  • esterification/condensation
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acyl chloride to ester

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  • add alcohol at RTP
  • esterification/condensation
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acyl chloride to amide

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  • for primary amide add conc NH3(aq)
  • for secondary amide add amine at RTP
  • condensation
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ester to carboxylic acid and alcohol (acidic)

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  • dilute strong acid HCl
  • gently heat/reflux
  • acid hydrolysis
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ester to carboxylate and alcohol

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  • dilute NaOH
  • heat gently/reflux
  • base hydrolysis
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amine to salt

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  • add acid HCl
  • RTP
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amino acid to ester

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  • alcohol
  • conc H2SO4
  • heat under reflux
  • esterification
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amino acid to salt (acidic conditions)

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  • add acid HCL
  • neutralisation
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amino acid to salt (alkaline conditions)

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  • add metal/metal oxide/metal hydroxide or metal carbonate to form carboxylate
  • neutralisation
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nitrile to amine

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nitrile = C triple bond N

  • H2 and Ni catalyst at 150
  • (can use Pt catalyst)
  • or LiAlH4
  • dry ether
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nitrile to carboxylic acid

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  • dilute strong acid HCl
  • reflux
  • acid hydrolysis
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polyester to carboxylic acid and alcohol

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  • dilute strong acid HCl
  • heat gently/reflux
  • acid hydrolysis
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polyester to carboxylate and alcohol

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  • dilute NaOH
  • reflux
  • base hydrolysis
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polyamide to carboxylic acid and amino salt

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  • dilute strong acid HCl
  • reflux
  • acid hydrolysis
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polyamide to carboxylate and amine

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  • dilute NaOH
  • heat
  • base hydrolysis
39
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benzene to nitrobenzene

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  • conc H2SO4 (catalyst)
  • conc HNO3
  • below 50C
  • relfux
  • electrophilic substitution/nitration
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benzene to halobenzene

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  • halogen and halogen carrier ie AgCl3
  • warm/reflux
  • electrophilic substitution/halogenation
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benzene to alkylbenzene

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  • chloroalkane e.g. CH3Cl
  • heat/reflux
  • electrophilic substitution/ friedel crafts alkylation
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benzene to acylbenzene

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  • acyl chloride (CH3COCl)
  • warm/reflux
  • electrophilic substitution/ friedel crafts acylation
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benzene to cyclohexane

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  • H2 and ni catalyst
  • 150C
  • addition
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nitrobenzne to phenylamine

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  • Sn and conc HCl
  • heat under reflux
  • neutralise with NaOH
  • reduction
45
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phenol to halogenated phenol

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  • Cl2 or Br2
  • (2,4 directing)
  • electrophilic substitution/halogenation
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phenol to nitrophenol

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  • dilute HNO3 (no catalyst needed)
  • 2,4 directing
  • electrophilic substitution/nitration
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phenol to phenoxide

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  • add NaOH or Na
  • RTP

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