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A level Chemistry conditions and reagents

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  1. 1Synthetic routes involving ALKENES< NEXT >
  2. 2FORMATION of Alkenes 1. Halogenoalkanes > AlkeneEthanolic KOH/NaOH, heat
  3. 32. Alcohol > Alkeneexcess conc. H2SO4, 170℃.
  4. 4PRODUCTS formed from alkene: 1. Alkene > halogenoalkaneBr2(l) in CCL4
  5. 52. Alkene > (alkane with Br & OH)Br2 (aq.)
  6. 63. Alkene > alcoholIndustrial method:
    H20(g), 300℃ , 60 atm, conc. H3PO4.
    Laboratory method:
    conc. H2SO4, followed by H2O(l), warm.
  7. 74. Alkene > AlkaneH2(g)/ Ni catalyst, 150℃
  8. 85. Alkene > di-olcold dil. KMnO4/ NaOH(aq.)
  9. 9Oxidation of AlkenePRODUCTS
    1. terminal carbon
    - CO2 + H2O
    2. -R & -H group
    -carboxylic acid
    3. -R & -R group
    - ketone
  10. 10Synthetic route involving BENZENE and METHYLBENZENE< NEXT >
  11. 11PRODUCTS formed from benzene: 1. Benzene > BromoBenzeneBr2(l)/ FeBr3
  12. 122. Benzene > Amine * 2-step process1. (to -NO2 first)
    conc. HNO3/ conc. H2SO4, 60℃
    2. Amine
    - Sn/ conc. HCL, heat
    - NaOH (aq.)
  13. 133. Benzene > MethylBenzeneCH3Cl/ AlCl3
  14. 14PRODUCTS formed from methylbenzene: 1. MethylBenzene > 2,4-directing NO2 attachedconc. HNO3/ conc. h2SO4, 30℃
  15. 152. MethylBenzene > 2,4-directing bromine attachedBr2(l)/ FeBr3
  16. 163. MethylBenzene > halogen attached directly to -CH3limited Cl2(g), uv or heat.
  17. 174. MethylBenzene > carboxylic acidKMnO4/ H2SO4, heat
  18. 18Synthetic routes involving HALOGENOALKANES< NEXT >
  19. 19FORMATION of halogenoalkane: 1. Alkane > HalogenoalkaneBr2(l), uv or heat.
  20. 202. Alkene > HalogenoalkaneHBr(g)
  21. 213. Alcohol > HalogenoalkanePBr3, heat.
  22. 22PRODUCTS from halogenoalkane 1. Halogenoalkane > Alcohol (Substitution)NaOH(aq.), heat
  23. 232. Halogenoalkane > Alkene (Elimination)Ethanolic NaOH, heat
  24. 243. Halogenoalkane > Amineconc. NH3(l), heat in sealed tube
  25. 254. 2-step process to from Amine1. form Nirtile first
    - Ethanolic KCN, heat.
    2. LiAlH4 in dry ether.
  26. 265. 2-step process to form carboxylic acid & carboxylatecarboxylic from nitrile:
    - ethanolic KCN, heat
    - H2SO4(aq.), heat
    Carboxylate from nitrile
    - Ethanolic KCN, heat
    - NaOH(aq.), heat.
  27. 27Synthetic route involving Primary alcohols< NEXT >
  28. 28FORMATION of Primary Alcohols: 1. Alkene > AlcoholIndustrial method:
    H2O(g), 300℃, 60 atm, conc. H3PO4.
    Laboratory method:
    conc. H2SO4, followed by H2O(l), warm
  29. 292. Halogenoalkane > alcoholNaOH(aq.), heat
  30. 303. Aldehyde > alcoholLiAlH4 in dry ether
    or NaBH4
    or H2/ Ni
  31. 314. carboxylic acid > alcoholLiAlH4 in dry ether
  32. 32PRODUCTS formed from primary alcohol: 1. Alcohol > halogenoalkanePCl5
    or PBr3, heat
    or PI3, heat
  33. 332. Alcohol > AldehydeK2Cr2O7/ H2SO4, heat with immediate distillation
  34. 343. Alcohol > Carboxylic acidK2Cr2O7/ H2SO4 or KMnO4/H2SO4, heat
  35. 354. Alcohol > Alkeneexcess conc. H2SO4, 170℃
  36. 365. Alcohol > salt *acid+metalNa(s)
  37. 37Synthetic routes involving Secondary Alcohols< NEXT >
  38. 38FORMATION of secondary alcohols: 1. Alkene > alcoholIndustrial method:
    H2O(g), 300℃, 60atm, conc. H3PO4.
    Laboratory method:
    conc. H2SO4, followed by H2O(l), warm.
  39. 392. Halogenoalkane > alcoholNaOH(aq.), heat
  40. 403. Ketone > AlcoholLiAlH4 in dry ether
    or NaBH4
    or H2/Ni
  41. 41PRODUCTS formed from secondary alcohols 1. alcohol > halogenoalkanePCl5
    PBr3, heat
    PI3, heat
  42. 422. Alcohol > ketoneK2Cr2O7/H2SO4 or KMnO4/H2SO4, heat
  43. 433. Alcohol > alkeneexcess conc. H2SO4, 170℃
  44. 444. Alcohol > salt * acid + metalNa(s)
  45. 45Synthetic routes involving ALDEHYDES< NEXT >
  46. 46FORMATION of aldehyde: 1. alcohol > aldehydeK2Cr2O7/H2SO4, heat with immediate distillation
  47. 47PRODUCTS formed from aldehyde: 1. aldehyde > carboxylic acidK2Cr2O7/H2SO4 or KMnO4/H2SO4, heat
  48. 482. Aldehyde > AlcoholLiAlH4 in dry ether
    or NaHB4
    or H2/Ni
  49. 493. Aldehyde > Amine * 2-step process1. (form nitrile first)
    - HCN with trace KCN (or trace NaOH)
    or KCN + H2SO4
    2. (Amine)
    - LiAlH4 in dry ether
    or H2/Ni
  50. 504. Aldehyde > Carboxylic acid *2-step process1. (form nitrile first)
    - HCN with trace KCN (or trace NaOH)
    or KCN + H2SO4
    2. Carboxylic acid
    - dil. H2SO4, heat
  51. 515. Aldehyde > carboxylate * 2-step process1. (form nitrile first)
    - HCN with trace KCN (or trace NaOH)
    or KCN + H2SO4
    2. Carboxylate
    - NaOH(aq.), heat
  52. 52Synthetic routes involving KETONES< NEXT >
  53. 53FORMATION of ketones: 1. alcohol > KetoneK2Cr2O7/H2SO4 or KMnO4/H2SO4, heat
  54. 54PRODUCTS formed from ketones: 1. ketone > alcoholLiAlH4 in dry ether
    or NaHB4
    or H2/Ni
  55. 552. ketone > amine * 2-step process1. 1. (form nitrile first)
    - HCN with trace KCN (or trace NaOH)
    or KCN + H2SO4
    2. LiAlH4 in dry ether
    or H2/Ni
  56. 563. ketone > carboxylic acid *2-step process1. (form nitrile first)
    - HCN with trace KCN (or trace NaOH)
    or KCN + H2SO4
    2. dil. H2SO4, heat
  57. 574. Ketone > carboxylate *2-step process1. (form nitrile first)
    - HCN with trace KCN (or trace NaOH)
    or KCN + H2SO4
    2. NaOH(aq.), heat
  58. 58Synthetic routes involving CARBOXYLIC ACIDS< NEXT >
  59. 59FORMATION of carboxylic acids: 1. Alkene > carboxylic acidconc. KMnO4/H2SO4, heat
  60. 602. alcohol > carboxylic acidK2Cr2O7/H2SO4 or KMnO4/H2SO4, heat
  61. 613. aldehyde > carboxylic acidK2Cr2O7/H2SO4 or KMnO4/H2SO4, heat
  62. 624. nitrile > carboxylic acid (*Hydrolysis)H2SO4(aq.), heat
  63. 635. Acid chloride > carboxylic acidH2O(l)
  64. 646. ester > carboxylic acidH2SO4(aq.), heat
    or NaOH(aq.), heat followed by addition of H2SO4(aq.)
  65. 65PRODUCTS formed from Carboxylic acid: 1. carboxylic acid > alcoholLiAlH4 in dry ether
  66. 662. carboxylic acid > acid chloridePCl5
  67. 673. carboxylic acid > carboxylateNa(s) or NaOH(aq.) or Na2CO3
    (+ H2 or + H2O or + CO2 respectively)
  68. 684. carboxylic acid > ammonia salt?NH3(aq.)

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