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1
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primary halogenoalkane

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one carbona ttached to the carbon atom bonded to the halogen

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secondary ha

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2 carbons attached to the carbon atom bonded to the halogen

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tertiary ha

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3 carbons attached to the carbon atom bonded the halogen

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waht reactions can HA undergo

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elimination
substitution

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nucleophile

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  • electron pair donator
  • has a lone pair
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type of substitution

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nucelophilic substitution

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what happbesin substiution

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swapping a halogen atom for another atom/group of atoms

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rate of nucleophilic substitution depends on…

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strength of C-X BOND
- the weaker the bond, the easier it is to break, the faster the reaction

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halogenoalkane + KOH (aqueous)

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  • aquous (water+ethanol COSOLVENT)
  • KOH (or NaOH)
  • heat under reflux
  • produce alcohols
  • :OH- nucleophile
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10
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stregnth of oh- nueclophile v water

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OH- stronger Nu than water as has a full negative charge so more strongly attracted to delta + c

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halogenoalkane + silver nitrate

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  • aqueous silver nitrate
  • in WATER AND ETHANOL (cosolvents)
  • warm water nucleophile
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ha + potassium cyanide

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  • nitriles
  • cyanide ion is nucleophile
  • INCREASES LENGTH OF CARBON CHASIN
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ha + ammonia

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PRIMARY AMINS
- amonia dissolved in ethanaol
- HEAT IN A SEALED VESSEL (under pressure)
- ammonia nucleophile
- meth/eth/prop YL AMINE
- prevent over sub using excess ammonia

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ha + KOH (ehtanolic)

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  • alkenes
    -only ethanol
  • heat under reflux
  • OH- acts as a base
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hydrolysis

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splitting of a molecule by reaction with water

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water as a nucleophile

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POOR
- reacts slowly with HA in nucleophilic substition reaction

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how to compare rate of hydrolysis

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  • add ethanol
  • add silver nitrate
  • compare rate of formation of precipitate
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AgI colour + speed

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  • yellow ppt
  • fastest speed
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AgBr colour and speed

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  • cream ppt
  • mid speed
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AgCl colour and speed

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  • white ppt
  • slowest
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21
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primary HA nu sub mechanism

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SN2

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22
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tertiary HA nu sub mechanism

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SN1

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why tertiary do SN1

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  • tertairy CARBOCATION more stable
  • more alkyl groups causing positive inductive effect
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why primary dont do sn1

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  • primary carbocation unstable
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why primary do SN1 but tertiary dont

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  • nuclephle must attack at opposite side to leaving group
  • too much steric hindrance w tertiary
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26
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ha + KOH diff types of reaction

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  • AQUOUS = substiuttion to form alochol
  • ETHANOLIC = elimination to form alkene
  • usually both happen
  • primary tend to wards sub, tertiary towards elimination
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27
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all C-X bonds…

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are polar
C-F most polar

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28
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solublility of HA

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  • insoluble in water
    HA have large R groups non polar
    SOLUBLE IN HYDROCARBON
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BOILING POINT

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  • increases down group
  • eg R-I has highest
  • size of atom (LFs) outweighs polarity
30
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reactivty of ha depends on

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strength of C-X bond

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how does the hydrolysis work

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  • C-X breaks
  • X- ion released in solution
  • reacts w Ag+ to form AgX solid
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CH3Cl + OH (aqeuous)

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CH3OH + Cl-

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CH3Cl+ CN-

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CH3CN + Cl-

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CH3Cl + 2NH3

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CH3NH2 + NH4Cl

35
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describe SN1

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  • C-X bond spontaneously breaks (SLOW AS RDS)
  • forms the carbocation intermediate. draw nucleophile attacking a C-H bond
  • final step with full product + halide ion
36
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SN1 exo or endo

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  • exothermic
  • energy profile = reactants low, intermediate high, products very low
37
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chiral defintion

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  • 4 different groups attached to carbon
  • non superimposable on its mirror image
38
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2 types of STEREO isomerism

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  1. geometric (z,e)
  2. optical (chirality)
39
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C-X bond fission

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heterolytically
forms ions

40
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bond formed in substitution

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DATIVE bond between nucleophile and carbon
halide is leaving group

41
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sn2 named beacuse

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-2nd order overall
- 2 species in RDS

42
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sn1 named becuase

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-1st order overall
- 1 species in RDS

43
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SN2 describe mechanism (draw)

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  • 3d arrangement
  • c-x bond breaks to the x. simultaneoulsy lone pair from nucleophile goes to central c
    -STEP2: TRANSITION STATE: partial bonds form , one w nucleophile and one with halogen. overall charge if nucleophile was charged
  • final product 3d structure + halide
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sN2 energy profile

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  • exo
  • rectants higher than products
45
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need for ethanol + water cosolvent

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  • used with KOH and silver nitrate
  • water dissolves the other thing, ethanol dissolves halogenoalkane
46
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cyanide ion dot and cross

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c triple bond n
new elecrton on c
- LP ON C IS MORE REACTIVE THAN THAT ON N

47
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ha + cyanide product

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alkane nitrile
eg butane nitrile

48
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sn2 is the one with the …

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HALF BONDS

49
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why is the NH3 heat in a sealed vessel under pressure not heat under reflux

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  • NH3 boiling temp is below that of water
  • so wont condense in a water cooled condenser
50
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describe SN2 with the ammonia

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-c-x bond breaks, lone pair on nh3 goes to delta + c
- second step with half bonds
- 3rd step; full 3d without halide. n-h breaks so n+, lone pair on another nh3 forms bond with h
- final has nh2 + nh4x

51
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why do u get oversubtituition with ammonia

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  • lone pair of electrons on the nitrogen in the organic product
52
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what happens with xs halogenoalkane in the ha + ammonia

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larger proprotion of oversubstitution so more quaternary ammonium salt

53
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describe the oh ethanol + ha mechanism elimination

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TAKE ADJACENT CARBON TO C-X
- nucleophile arrow to H
- SAME h-c arrow to c-c
-c-x to x
- forms the alkene AND X- AND H2O

54
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nh3 CONDITIONS

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  • concentrated nh3
  • ethanolic
  • head in sealed vessel under high pressure
55
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waht to remember about product of sn1

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reverse the wedge and dashed line

56
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hoew to test for halogenoalkane

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  • mix w ethanol
  • add agno3 and warm in water bath
57
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alterntive testing for halogeolakne

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  • add KOH
  • nitric acid (prevents formation of silver oxide)
  • silver nitrate
58
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why do primary go by sn2

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IF SN1:
- forms a v unstable primary carbocation
ADVANTAGE SN2
- low activation energy barrier as little steric hindrance around delta + carbon, so neuclophiles can easily attack

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SN2 products polarimeter

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  • if reactant was a single enantiomer, product is the other enantiomer.
    -in polarineter, rotation of light (optical activity) reversed
60
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SN1 assessing products

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  • equal propbability of nucleophile attacking above or below plane
  • equal conc of each enantiomer made so no overall efefct on rotation of light
61
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why if both are chiral does one NOT rotate lifht

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  • the first is a single enantiomer
  • second is a RACEMIC MIXTURE: equal amounts of both enantiomers
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SN2 POLARIMETER

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  • optical activity, rotated in opposite direction
  • ONE ENANTIOMER FORMED
    -Nuclophile attacks from the opposite side to the leaving group -> only on ONE SIDE
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2 ENANTIOMERS HOW TO DISTINGUISH

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  • rotate the plane of plane polarised light
  • equally but in opposite directions
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SN1 POLARIMETER

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  • no effect
  • racemic mixture
  • CARBOCATION TRIGONAL PLANAR INTERMEDIATE
  • equal prob of attack of nucleophile above and below the pla e
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stereoisomers

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  • same structural formula
  • different spatial arangement
66
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role of water in nucleohpilic substitution (2)

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  • nucleophile
  • bonds to carbocation
67
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role of ater in elimination

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  • acts as a base
  • removes a proton
68
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how are ions formed in the halogenoalkane even though theres only covalent bonds (2)

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  • water hydrolyses haloalkane
  • heterolytic bond fission of c-hal to form ions
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