organics flow chart Flashcards

1
Q

mechansim from alkanes to haloalkanes

A

free radical substitution

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2
Q

conditions needed for free radical subistution

A

uv light

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3
Q

mechanism for alkenes to alkanes

A

hydrogenation

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4
Q

conditions needed for alkenes to alkanes

A

nickel 150 degrees

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5
Q

mechanism for alkene to haloalkane

A

electrophillic addition

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6
Q

mechanisms for alcohol to haloalkane

A

nucleophillic substitution

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7
Q

conditions for alcohol to haloalkane

A

H2SO4

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8
Q

mechanism for haloalkane to alcohol

A

nucleophillic substitution

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9
Q

mechanism for alcohol to alkene

A

elimination

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10
Q

conditions for eliminations
alcohol to alkene

A

H2SO4

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11
Q

mechanism from alkene to alcohol

A

hydrogenation

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12
Q

conditions needed for hydrogenation
alkene to alcohol

A

H3PO4
300 degrees

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13
Q

mechanism from secondary alcohol to ketone

A

oxidationw

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14
Q

mechanism from primary alcohol to carboxylic acid

A

oxidation

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15
Q

mechanism from primary alcohol to aldehyde

A

oxidation

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16
Q

conditions needed for alcohol to ketone and carboxylic acid

A

HUR K2Cr2O7