Reactivity 3.4 Flashcards

1
Q

What happens when Alkenes react with Bromine water?

A

Bromine water changes from brown to clear.

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2
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Define heterolytic fission, specific to nucleophilic substitution

A

Formation of a carbocation and a negative ion, due to carbon losing its shared electron.

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3
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Define nucleophile

A

Reactants with a non-bonding electron pair that is attracted to a positive carbon cation

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4
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Define SN2 reactions

A

SN2 reactions involve heterolytic fission and
nucleophilic substitution with mainly primary
halogenoalkanes.

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5
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Define SN1 reactions

A

SN1 reactions involve heterolytic fission and nucleophilic substitution with mainly tertiary halogenoalkanes.

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6
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Does rate increase or decrease down halogen group for SN1

A

Increase

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7
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Does the number of alkyl groups affect the reaction rate for SN2 reactions

A

Yes, the less alkyl groups there are, the higher the rate of reaction due to steric hindrance.

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8
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Does the number of alkyl groups affect the reaction rate for SN1 reactions

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Yes, the more alkyl groups there are, the higher the rate of reaction due to steric hindrance.

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9
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What is a lewis acid

A

A substance that accepts an electron pair

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10
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What is a lewis base

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A substance that accepts an electron pair

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