Haloalkane Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

OCR CHEMISTRY A LEVEL WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS Haloalkane to nitrile - ANSWER-nucleophilic substitution ethanolic NaCN or KCN heat Haloalkane to primary amine (also makes NH4X) - ANSWER-Nucleophilic substitution Excess ethanolic NH3 with no further substitution HEAT under PRESSURE acyl chloride/acid anhydride to SECONDARY amide - ANSWER-Nucleophilic substitution primary amine Acyl chloride/acid anhydride to PRIMARY amide - ANSWER-Nucleophilic substitution Alkene t...

OCR CHEMISTRY A LEVEL WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS   Haloalkane to nitrile - ANSWER-nucleophilic substitution ethanolic NaCN or KCN heat Haloalkane to primary amine (also makes NH4X) - ANSWER-Nucleophilic substitution Excess ethanolic NH3 with no further substitution HEAT under PRESSURE acyl chloride/acid anhydride to SECONDARY amide - ANSWER-Nucleophilic substitution primary amine Acyl chloride/acid anhydride to PRIMARY amide - ANSWER-Nu...

OCR CHEMISTRY A LEVEL WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS   Haloalkane to nitrile - ANSWER-nucleophilic substitution ethanolic NaCN or KCN heat Haloalkane to primary amine (also makes NH4X) - ANSWER-Nucleophilic substitution Excess ethanolic NH3 with no further substitution HEAT under PRESSURE acyl chloride/acid anhydride to SECONDARY amide - ANSWER-Nucleophilic substitution primary amine Acyl chloride/acid anhydride to PRIMARY amide - ANSWER-Nu...

OCR CHEMISTRY A LEVEL WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS   Haloalkane to nitrile - ANSWER-nucleophilic substitution ethanolic NaCN or KCN heat Haloalkane to primary amine (also makes NH4X) - ANSWER-Nucleophilic substitution Excess ethanolic NH3 with no further substitution HEAT under PRESSURE acyl chloride/acid anhydride to SECONDARY amide - ANSWER-Nucleophilic substitution primary amine Acyl chloride/acid anhydride to PRIMARY amide - ANSWER-Nu...

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Chem 104 Exam Questions With Correct Verified Solutions 2023 A cycloalkane ________. A. has no hydrogen atoms B. always contains a three carbon ring C. contains - CH3 groups joined by single bonds D. has two fewer carbon atoms than the corresponding alkane E. has two fewer hydrogen atoms than the corresponding alkane - ANS E. has two fewer hydrogen atoms than the corresponding alkane What is the IUPAC name of the nine-carbon continuous-chain alkane? A. hexane B. heptan...

OCR A LEVEL CHEMISTRY ORGANIC SYNTHESIS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS alkene undergoes what type of polymerisation - CORRECT-addition polymerisation Alkene to alcohol - CORRECT -Electrophilic addition conc (phosphoric) acid catalyst steam Haloalkane to nitrile - CORRECT -nucleophilic substitution ethanolic NaCN or KCN heat Haloalkane to primary amine (also makes NH4X) - CORRECT -Nucleophilic substitution Excess ethanolic NH3 with no further substitution HEAT under PRESSURE acyl ch...

Alkene + hydrogen /nickel catalyst/423K= - correct answer alkane Alkene + bromine /room temperature= - correct answer dihaloalkane Alkene + HCl(g/aq) /room temperature= - correct answer haloalkane (mixed products) Alkene + H2O(g) /H3PO4= - correct answer alcohol (mixed products) Primary alcohol + 2[O] /excess K2Cr2O7/H2SO4/reflux= - correct answer carboxylic acid Primary alcohol + [O] /K2Cr2O7/H2SO4/distil= - correct answer aldehyde Secondary alcohol + [O] /K2Cr2O7/H2SO4/reflux...

Alkene to Haloalkane - Hydrogen Halide Alkene to Primary Alcohol - Hydration reaction with H3PO4/H2O(steam) Alkene to Alkane - H2 with Ni catalyst Alkane to Haloalkane - Halogen with UV radiation Haloalkane to Nitrile - NaCN (or KCN), reflux, ethanol Haloalkane to Amine - Ethanol, NH3 Nitrile to Amine - Reduction with H2 and a Ni catalyst Nitrile to Carboxylic Acid - Hydrolysis reaction with H2O/HCl, Heat Haloalkane to Alcohol - NaOH (aq) under reflux Alcohol to Haloalkane - Sodium Hali...

chem210:exam1 study guide, complete verified solution, A+ guarantee, 2024. properties of organic compounds non-polar; flammable; covalent bonds; insoluble in water; carbon containing molecules; non-conductor in electrolytes; LOW boiling and melting points; gas at room temp. properties of inorganic compounds polar; non-flammable; ionic bonds; soluble in water; conducts electricity; solid at room temp; HIGH boiling/melting points What is the trend in solubility and boiling point/melting...