Reactions in chemistry Flashcards
what type of reaction of alkanes forms free radicals
free radical substitution
free radical substitution steps
-initiation
-propagation
-termination
free radical substitution of methane with chlorine radicals
- Cl2–> (UV) 2Cl*
- CH4 + Cl* –> CH3* + HCl
- CH3* + Cl2 –> CH3Cl + Cl*
- CH3* + CH3* –> C2H6
- CH3* + Cl* –> CH3Cl
- Cl* + Cl* –> Cl2
complete combustion of alkanes form
CO2 + H2O
incomplete combustion of alkanes form
H2O + CO + C
reforming of alkanes form
branched-chain alkanes and cyclic hydrocarbons
conditions for reforming
catalyst (platinum stuck on aluminium oxide)
cracking of alkanes form
alkene + shorter chained alkane
What process forms polymers from alkenes
addition polymerisation
what type of reaction forms alcohols from alkenes
addition reactions (steam hydration)
conditions for formation of alcohols from alkenes
- steam
- H3PO4 (s) (Phosphoric (V) acid catalyst)
- 300 degrees celcius
- 60 atm pressure
what type of reaction forms haloalkanes from alkenes
addition
alkene + hydrogen halide reaction mechanism + type of reaction
addition
alkene + halide reaction mechanism + type of reaction
electrophilic addition
what does oxidation of alkenes form
a diol
conditions for oxidation of alkenes
- acidified potassium manganate
product of oxidation of ethene + colour change
ethane-1,2-diol (purple-colourless)
conditions for formation of alkene from alcohol
- H3PO4 (s)
- dry conditions + heat
conditions for reaction of haloalkane with cyanide
- potassium cyanide
- ethanolic
-reflux
reaction mechanism for haloalkane + cyanide + type of reaction
nucleophilic substitution
reaction mechanism for haloalkane + ammonia + type of reaction
nucleophilic subsititution
conditions for reaction of haloalkane with ammonia
- warm
- excess ethanolic ammonia
conditions for nucleophilic substitution reaction of haloalkane with OH-
- NaOH/KOH(aq)
-warm under reflux
conditions for elimination reaction of haloalkane with OH-
- ethanolic KOH
- warm
- reflux
reaction mechanism of haloalkane + ethanolic OH + what the OH acts as
a base
Oxidation of primary alcohols
aldehyde- carboxylic acid
primary alcohol- aldehyde conditions
- distillation
- acidified K2CrO7
primary alcohol- carboxylic acid conditions
- reflux
- acidified K2Cr2O7
oxidation of secondary alcohols
ketone
secondary alcohol-ketone conditions
- reflux
- acidified K2Cr2O7
reduction of aldehyde
primary alcohol
aldehyde- primary alcohol conditions
- reduction
- LiAlH4 in dry ether
reduction of ketone
secondary alcohol
ketone- secondary alcohol conditions
- reduction
- LiAlH4 in dry ether