Reactions Flashcards
Substitution in alkanes
A hydrogen is substituted for a ‘17’ element
Under UV light
2nd product is H__ (‘17’ element)
From a alkane to a haloalkane
Addition in alkenes
+H2
Across double bond
From and alkene to a alkane
Addition in alkenes
+’17’ element
Across double bond
From and alkene to a haloalkane
Addition in alkenes
+H2O
Across double bond
-dil H2SO4
From an alekene to an alcohol
Addition in alkenes
+H’17’ element
Across double bond
‘17’ element =X
From an alkene to an haloalkane
Name the 4 types of reactions
- Substitution
- Addition
- Elimination
- Oxidation reduction
Alkynes
How do they react?
Same as alkenes except 2x as much across the triple bond
Addition in Alcohols
+H2O
Reagent dil H2SO4/H+
From and alkene to an alcohol
Substitution in alcohols
+OH- (aq)
Or
+KOH (aq)
From a haloalkane to an alcohol
Substitution in alcohols
+H2O
From a haloalkane to an alcohol
Elimination in alcohol
+conc.H2SO4
From alcohol to alkene
Chloronation in alcohols \+SOCl2 Or \+PCl3 Or \+PCl5
From a alcohol to a haloalkane, that contains Cl
What is Lucas reagent? What does it do?
ZnCl2/c.HCl Distinguish different classes of alcohols 3• reacts very fast 2• reacts slowly 1• no reaction after 10 mins Liquid will go cloudy/misty Substitutes OH for Cl
Oxidation in alcohols Of primary Reagents MnO4-/H+ Or Cr2O7 2-/H+
Distillation: from alcohol to aldehyde
Reflux: from alcohol to carboxcylic acid
Oxidation in alcohols Of secondary Reagents MnO4-/H+ Or Cr2O7 2-/H+
From alcohol to a ketone