Organic Chemistry Reactions Flashcards

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Combustion

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alkanes, alkenes, alcohols + oxygen = CO2 + H20

exothermic reactions

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Halogenation (sub)

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alkanes + X2 = haloalkanes + HX
substitution
condition: in the presence of ultraviolet light or heat

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Hydrolyses

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haloalkanes + XOH = alcohols + XX
substitution
condition: heat under reflux in a dilute alkali solution

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Hydrogenation

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alkene + H2 = alkane
addition
condition: alkane dissolved in an organic solvent with a Pt, Pd or Ni catalyst in an H2 atmosphere

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Halogenation (add)

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alkene + X2 = haloalkane
addition
decolourisation of bromine water by an alkene is used to distinguish alkene from alkane

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Hydrohalogenation

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alkene + HX = haloalkane
addition
condition: no water may be present

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Hydration

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alkene + H2O = alcohol
addition
condition: steam and suitable catalyst, eg H3PO4

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Dehydrohalogenation

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haloalkane = alkene + HX
elimination
condition: hot concentrated solution of NaOH or KOH in an ethanol solvent (absence of water)

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Dehydration

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alcohol = alkene + H20
elimination
condition: acid catalysed dehydration - heating of alcohol with excess of concentrated H2SO4 or H3PO4

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Cracking

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large hydrocarbons breaks into smaller molecules
elimination
condition: thermal cracking: high pressures and temperatures without catalyst
catalytic cracking: lower temperatures and pressures in the presence of a catalyst

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