Reaction Flowchart Flashcards

Memorise these pathways 😭🙏🥲🥹 (42 cards)

1
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is where an alkene double bond is broken and the carbons are both given an extra(additional) bond each.

A

Addition reaction

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2
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alkene to dibromoalkane

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Br₂, addition

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3
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alkene to haloalkane

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HCl in CCl₄, addition

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4
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is where idek Reverse Markovnikov’s Rule

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Elimination reaction

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5
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haloalkane to alkene

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alc. KOH reflux, elimination

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6
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(2°) alcohol to alkene

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conc. H₂SO₄ 170°C, elimination

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7
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1° alcohol to carboxylic acid

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reflux Cr₂O₇²⁻/H⁺, elimination

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8
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is the process of adding oxygen bonds to a carbon

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Oxidation

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9
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alkene to (2°) alcohol

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heat + dil. H₂SO₄ , oxidation

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10
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1° alcohol to aldehyde

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cold + Cr₂O₇²⁻/H⁺, oxidation

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2° alcohol to ketone

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reflux Cr₂O₇²⁻/H⁺, oxidation

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12
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aldehyde to carboxylic acid

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reflux Cr₂O₇²⁻/H⁺, oxidation

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13
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is the process of removing oxygen bonds from a carbon

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Reduction reaction

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14
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alkene to alkane

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H₂,Ni 300°C, reduction

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15
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ketone to (2°) alcohol

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LiAlH₄, reduction

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16
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aldehyde to (1°) alcohol

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NaBH₄, reduction

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17
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are reactions where two organic compounds are reacted together to make either an ester or an amide

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Condensation reaction

18
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alcohol + carboxylic acid to ester

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conc. H₂SO₄, condensation(esterification)

19
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carboxylate salt to 1° amide

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heat, condensation

20
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carboxylate salt to 2° amide

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heat, condensation

21
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carboxylate salt to 3° amide

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heat, condensation

22
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acid chloride to 1° amide

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alcoholic: NH₃, condensation

23
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acid chloride to 2° amide

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1° amine, condensation

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acid chloride to 3° amide

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2° amine, condensation

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is when functional groups are swapped
Substitution reaction
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alkane to haloalkane
UV,Cl₂ or UV,Br₂(slow), substitution
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haloalkane to 1° aminoalkane
NH₃,warm, substitution
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haloalkane to 2° aminoalkane
substitution
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haloalkane to 3° aminoalkane
substitution
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1° aminoalkane to 2° aminoalkane
substitution
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1° aminoalkane to 3° aminoalkane
substitution
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2° aminoalkane to 3° aminoalkane
substitution
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(2°) alcohol to haloalkane
SOCl₂ reflux, substitution
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haloalkane to (2°) alcohol
KOH(aq) reflux, substitution
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ester to carboxylic acid +alcohol
dil. H⁺(aq), hydrolysis
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acid chloride to ester
alcohol, condensation(esterification)
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acid chloride to carboxylic acid
H₂O, hydrolysis
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carboxylic acid to acid chloride
SOCl₂, substitution
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ester to amide
NH₃ in alcohol, condensation(saponification, aminolysis)
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carboxylic acid to carboxylate salt
NH₃(aq), neutralisation
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carboxylic acid to carboxylate salt with 1°...
amine, neutralisation or condensation(amidation)
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carboxylic acid to carboxylate salt with 2°...
amine, neutralisation or condensation(amidation)