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Aldehyde V v r
is(NS) of
halogenoalkane reactions Brown to ketones
V * X
KCN Cethanol) reflux ④ ⑥ ColourlesS
Production <
3) Carboxylic acid > efferescence (CO2)
Nitrile CaCO3
4) Alcohol
↑ > Pale
I yellow ppt
2
Is
R- R 0+ Na++CHIz
pHCH3 q-
-
↳>
acid H+
carboxylic
reflux
cracking:Alcos
->
~Production 1) heat ester
->
carboxylic acid +
reflyketone heatw i t h
4) of alcohol 2) Elimination:Ethanolic NaOH alcohol
reflux Alkane
4 o -> reaction acidified Kacr207 reflux
alcohol no
heatunder
-
↑
Alkene 3) Dehydration:const ester + Noon -> +
Heot reflux carboxylic acid Na
7 (Or]
>
Reaction Al20s
heat
+ alcohol
CNS) of halogenoalkare reaction
heatunder
polymerisation
Organic
NaOH(ag) >1)
I reflux Electrophilic addition
production at m
3) (H) aldehydes &
of Ketones 2 70
↳
heat, Ziegler- ↳ Addition of hydrogen room temperature
NABH4, LiAeHy, H(Nicat)
halides (H -x)
Carbonyl -
Natta catalyst
Ketone < Addition
Halogenoalkane ↳
of room temperature
aldehyde halogens
production
/
- 5)
↳
> 2) oxidation + [0] kMnqu
oxidation
+
H20x OH
Butan -
2,3-dio)
of 20 alcohol production Production ↳
hot, const acidified kmN04 101dDilute
* cold, dilute Diol ->
kMnot always did
<Mn04
↳
cold, dilute acidifiedkmN04
L r.t . p
↓
oxidation Hot acidified const kun04
-
1. Free-radical substition
of 10 alconol
reaction
Electrophilic addition
ic =
2.
x3
3. Nucleophilic substitution
-
CH3 -c 00
=
=
cHz
nucleophilic
<
Reaction
. substitution (CH3)qc <
=
15jc t oHcCH
const
↳ ethanolic conct sealedtub
c
not
CO1d (10-20%) NHz heatin e
"yc 1 kMn04> = CH
c-
-
0 c 0
=
=
↳: CN-ethanolic 0 c 0 H3C
=
I species in rate
1) SN,
↓) determining
step
BrE
+e
st 4)
F &
+
i
+
> ↑
OH
7 7
35
-
-
c (Si-
8
0F
-
-> Hyc- 1-
-
H +
Nat +
Ho
>SN2
720
↳
81 W
*
-
~
> X 0H Br-
T i- i"
+
4Br NaBr
-
+
-
= +
Br H- H
+
H H3 CH3
-
-
-
-
c - -
iH
-
IBr Br