Carbonyls

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A-Levels Chemistry Flashcards on Carbonyls, created by jasmin.sahota on 04/10/2013.
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oxidation of primary alcohols gives Aldehydes
If product Distilled off as it forms
The oxidising agent is Acidified K2CrO7
Colour change Orange to green
But if refluxed with excess K2CrO7
Then a Carboxylic acid will form
Give equation for partial oxidation of butan-1-ol C4H9OH + [O] --> C3H7CHO + H2O
And an equation to show full oxidation C4H9OH + 2[O] --> C3H7COOH + H2O
During the full oxidation what are the “conditions” Reflux with an excess of acidified Cr2O72-
What forms on oxidation of propan-2-ol propanone
Can you oxidiose this further? No, Ketones cannot be oxidised
Equation for oxidation of ethanal CH3CHO + [O] --> CH3COOH
Reagent for reduction of carbonyls NaBH4
Conditions for this reaction In aqueous or ethanolic soln and refluxed
What forms when carbonyls are reduced Alcohols
Equation for reduction of propanone CH3COCH3 + 2[H] --> CH3CH2OHCH3
Name of Mechanism for reaction Nucleophilic addition
What is the nucleophile H-
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