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Abhinavshuklanotes (Haloankane&Arenes)
Abhinavshuklanotes (Haloankane&Arenes)
HALDARENES
CLASS XII
BOARD ExAM
Theae mots
au bwn w d
apfaulhes 2
Cese Sume
Toppes
Target LoD
Poreviouo YeAY s
Intyrakd
ALhnarSkukla
FlouChart
Mehods o araton Cla Stifrcatin
From Aleokols
Nomen ladaa|
from Hy droCarbona
Nature
C-X bond
Halogen Exchange|
R-OH HX R-X H,o
SR-OH+ PX.
R - r ' NaHso, * H,O
3R-X * HPO,
R-CI + P0CI,
(XCL Br)
HCT
0- R-ON
R-OH
red P
X
SOCI,
,
R-X
Rauhions of Nuclophilic
Holoalkan ngermpe
**
Subatituim
ELetrophilic
Nuclophilic subhikhon Subahtuhon
SN and Sn2
Reachon wrh matal
FELmi natiom RuActin
H,
Reackon witk mtal HC-C CHCH-0
H,
Elimination D Substitution
O 0Haloak anu ad Haloareu0eceooc
aldi L {odaalkan1
Apiatc hydoo conhom AIKy
Pranc hydcaub Rahiacamt o_ A ld Choloaran]
ydvogen bhaloan
tom
H MaHyl ckloich
xamph- CH4 CH
H
afas
cahn on ba &iA o numben o Kalogen
Cars
Monoalo
nd Ralogen aton ig URnt in struthrt of alkau anans alka
Monohalo cCombaunda
to
O Vihydc Haddh x ia bodsd
:-
exmp-
Taxhio29) R--X
xamplu cH--u"
Aly&c Haloks: X M bodee Sp3 Rybmcices Carbon
Cuttm xt to Carbon -
Allye Carm
xamble CHCHC*
AIlyL Carbn
All bromide
CHr
in skich tka halogen atam
Renzyke halide Compounda
o gh sp3 Ayb»id tacd Carbon am hext to benzae
A banded
Banzyhe arbn
Ngnendetvra |
ution of hain clain oand humbaning- o
kydvoa rbm,Jaha
As w khok about
Tuls is fare alho C Conaiduning-halgen adgma P,0, 0v, I) a ibatituzrj
lotann >ABabui
Rulk No oabon Max. no of ubaituext> Lowt at d
rample- c--H-a
IUPAC 1-Cramopopa 1- ckloro - kd pwbas.
CH3
cOs 3
CH-CH-CH- tH,
- chlo-3-thyl
1-cdoro - aa- dieyl posan 3- loro -2,a-NttylbutanL
ostho hoRhion
ND De
Comhm hahe m- ibromo b21zgha. 2011
PaTo pohhm
TUPA L.3 Bib1m behza NO
Brsmo beza
btnzak.
CH 201 o]0
1-rom o bluf-2- et
3-Avem--mtyAmpe
Dra R stauuky c Gulaaing Componda1
sc-0dyltyl eklode CH- -eM ( a- cklro bura IuPpc)
b:1Nao- Pentyl bsawid. 1 -Bomo - .2-dkmuthykpa
LuPac)
cL-Bromo -
4+- chloro.buut -a- en
CH-H=CH-
cMa
d3-Brom- - htyl pp--e
3
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PRamyl ame- eklormyl banzu[x]3
NOTE Benz ad ubtihe
chloroiany@mkano1is co
- ( - bromo phnyl)
utana Dek hahL o
2011
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Natoe oC-x bo
>x
Da to aurokagadivi otura o alage, - x bnd s pokar
ung h
and Lung - x d i- bad enkalpizs
Ordun o d la momet|:
HT
R-Br NaBr t H, 804-)
Her R-oH H ZnUda) R-a +H
Alskel
P u a
(P8r
R-Br
R-8
C Al India 20141
breparatjom o a Aalid
Abova thod n hot abtlle for
kinal Aa H
Csthon oxxan bond
becaus t in
cH
c-C H- H-CM3
-cHCH
CH
e Elchofle Subhithim :--
-3
cH
Hro
kI
CHCH
H
Minor d u d
Pdd to t t Cabon Major roduc
Pnhi Mmkovaikov
whach Ka m no' of *ydrogeh. Mar kovi koN
Her
8
(ej) H
Two Hydn
H
famion
CHAH=CH H Ha02
PevoId
Cd4 cH-Br
Suart. kaa thion
Pinkdtin Rnthim
Halogen Exchanga.
CH-CH-L + NaU, Metallic Hgn CH
CHa-CH-u N CH-Br
Acuhm
atfacd uwh +
Carben
e aqbom iral Carbom- : sp3 bsdisad
Aayhm Mdle-2
a cird tarbm Maletals-
Aubatitawta is known
diffaren CHa
CH3
c i r a Carbm
on
H n
HO
L
Non-Supinposabl.
ehahiomer o eachotky
In above rample tmole ctul- hou cash-a ae
ciroal
Gurtm Idahti f* On Chiro
Casbon
CH-CHCH 'a
HC
B ohl Achv
Acir
chira
Acki
as
CH
H
CH
Ch
Colled Teteno
iA Callad inVarhm
7
fom .P.
For q ven alogen
Por a ven ky rap P R-I > R-9« >R- U >R-¬
Bvanchina
N +CHX Nu-CH +*
Nutlobh:lie kbtthm Raathron N
Racte EN 1 Subetrotu]
HO-
I t is a ainga atet (Con taid) r2adion -
CH3-OH
0-CH
Ho
CH-T Nar Autoa Na
CH-Br CHO
CH-N
NH3
h-C--oT
CHa-NH
AgcN
RCN
K
Mathy symida
NCHC2N
Ag-CaNO CHNC
Mddyt iascyanid
CH-NHCH3 KN0
K*3--N=0 CH-oN=0
Muthy Nuhitt
CH---m-CHg A N0
*CR-No2
Nitro naha
CH
CH-CHa
Subarate having luss cvawodin g is mor4 4fec Thah more Crowdinq, Aubatu-
For Sn2 Tnchm
xampk Rate o Tthion
[cese 2oJ:]
CH-T CH-
D 204
c e r aolt
H-C-u
CH 8 NaoHo Ha- oH
NatH C1)
+Br
Mackanm
cH- CH -o
07deyTuchit CH-c r
Ma
7 eM
3tabslkt
Combscom
d aOdn otaeivity R - I K-Gr K-4 R--F
0 CM-CHr
MCH Stabikt
Caduotetion
Dut 2013
NTeaeim
gNA inVrtad oduc
racemiahim)
xaml CHa +
HO
HO
S
CH- 3
A
planar molttudu
ixhrt
0Tds o sattivih for tN tt Hald ac Hal > 1* Halkdu tuaReui
+R-gX H R-H
RxNa +* K-
t
Rench Rloarea |
uss stadtve tound
A alidas qrt Rxtremly.
Nchopkc Sutihin
pdkiao13]
NSR due *o elosine vatons -
a
abod acquiuA
5 achial dast bad cterauhr
Dubi o ]
bad braking- in kalooveu is dftult
CHaCAway glu bond
Han 4odb alkau. TRrafre alo avans
cRarathr
otioincr t t rachvityhado
arthul
Ht
oH
NaoH4
H NO
No
oM
ONaof, 2a, NO
NO () H N
N2
paqra okrecing-
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in nur for SK
dAnnty ine) a at ofho and sarq
o&ihi
Halogentjon
-fcose zo5)
i ) Nitadiom-
Conc HNO3, NO
hiobenzaL NOMajo
Conc HO4 1- ckleo- 3-
(Min)
Sl.omatien-
ConHa T Mejm)
Mi nr
Fiedd eraft4 Raachon CDe -
olo
AAKyloi Atylatin
L
Pdditm o ay gra n benzau
benzAhL
Pddhn o alkyt rap on
CHa-
Ch Min)
C Ddti
2014t 3
Rachen wr mutol
urt2 fittia Reaeh'm
Fitti Aachm
N a t+ *-R (
N g t+
Nax
+ N a +CH-B
intie-
hirogTo«p aoro -pav o i joa
Qun - T ruRn of
duandn NS R, WAy?
casEoL)
talorena
raachiit o
wthdraw lutrm
Noa at orho ond bara poitima
PAk-: ecau - 9Tu
n
O
Mfet -No
CHIRALITY
An object that cannot be superimposed
on its mirror image is called chiral
Marre
SN2 Reaton
OO HO HO H
Chiral objects Nonchiral objects H
Nonsuperimposable Superimposable
mirror images mirror imoges
P
Some common examples of chiral and
0 0 o
achiral objects
Red dot represents the tncoming hydroxide ion and green dot represents the
OLuilgotng halide ion
CH,
H.C-- CH,CH-O
CH,
Elimination US Substitution
Polyhalogen Compounds
Carbon compounds containing more than one halogen atom are usually referred to as
polyhalogen compounds. Many of these compounds are useful in industry and agriculture.
When carbon tetrachloride is released into the air, it rises to the atmosphere and depletes the
ozone layer. Depletion of the ozone layer is believed to increase human exposure to ultraviolet
rays, leading to increased skin cancer, eye diseases and disorders, and possible disruption of the
immune system.
Freons
The chlorofluorocarbon compounds of methane and ethane are collectively known as freons.
They are extremely stable, unreactive, non-toxic, non-corrosive and easily liquefiable gases.
Freon 12 (CCI2F2) is one ofthe most common freons in industrial use. It is manufactured
from tetrachloromethane by Swarts reaction. These are usually produced for aerosol
propellants, refrigeration and air conditioning purposes.
Most freon, even that used in refrigeration, eventually makes its way into the atmosphere
where it diffuses unchanged into the stratosphere. In stratosphere, freon is able to initiate
radical chain reactions that can upset the natural ozone balance.
ABhinar Shukla