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Mind map about organic reactions: alkanes, alkenes, halogenoalkanes and alcohols

Mind map: Organic reactions

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Reactions

  1. Alkanes

    • Combustion
      • Exothermic
      • Non-Toxic Products
      • Example...
        • C3H8 + 5O2 ===> 3CO2 + 4H2O
    • Halogenation
      • Under UV Radiation
      • Free Radical Mechanism
        • Propagation
        • Initiation
        • Termination
      • Mixture of Products
      • Example...
        • CH4 +CL2 =UV=> CH3CL + HCL CH3CL+CL2 =UV=> CH2CL2 +HCL etc...
  2. Alkenes

    • Combustion
      • Exothermic
      • Smoky Flame
      • Example...
        • 2C3H6 + 9O2 ===> 6CO2+6H2O
    • Electrophilic Addition
      • Bromination
        • With Bromine
          • Example...
            • H2C=CH2 + Br2  ===>              Br-H2C-CH2-Br (dibromoalkane)
        • With Bromine Water
          • Example...
            • H2C=CH2 + Br2 + H2O ===>      Br-H2C-CH2-OH + HBr (bromoalcohol)
          • Test for alkene
            • Decolourises
        • Can be in dark
      • Hydrobromination
        • Example...
          • H3C-CH=CH2 + HBR ===>
          • Major Product
            • H3C-CH(Br)-CH3
          • Minor Product
            • H3C-CH2-CH2-Br
    • Catalytic Addition
      • Hydrogenation
        • Example...
          • H2C=CH2 + H2 =Pt, High Temp, High Pressure=>H3C-CH3 
      • Hydration
        • Ethanol Manufacture
        • Example...
          • H2C=CH2(g) + H2O(g) =H3PO4, High Pressure, 300C=>           H3C-CH2-OH
    • Oxidative Addition
      • Test for alkenes
      • Example...
        • H2C=CH2 + [O] + H2O             [O]=KMnO4, Acid/Alkali=> HO-H2C-CH2-OH (diol) If acid, purple is decolourised.      If alkali, purple goes green 
    • Addition Polymerisation
      • Free Radical Mechanism
      • Example...
        • n H2C=CH2 =catalyst, pressure=> -(-H2C-CH2-)-n poly(ethene)
  3. Halogenoalkanes

    • With Ammonia
      • Example...
        • R-X + NH3 =xs NH3, pressure, closed vessel=> R-NH2 + HX (primary amine) An additional mole of ammonia is required to react with HX formed. PTO for competing reaction...
        • R-X + R-NH2 ===> R2NH + HX (secondary amine)
    • With Aqueous KOH
      • Test For R-X
        • Neutralise with HNO3 Add AgNO3
        • White Precipitate:- R-Cl
        • Cream Precipitate:- R-Br
        • Yellow Precipitate:- R-I
      • Example...
        • R-X + OH^- =aqueous KOH=>   R-OH + X^-
      • Rate
        • R-I > R-Br > R-Cl
        • Tert. > Secd. > Pri.
    • With Ethanolic KOH
      • Elimination of HX
      • Example...
        • H3C-CH2X + OH^- =ethanolic KOH=> H2C=CH2 + H2O + X^-
  4. Alcohols

    • With Sodium
      • Example...
        • 2C3H7OH +2Na ===>   2C3H7O^-Na^+ H2 (sodium propoxide)
    • Dehydration
      • Example...
        • C3H7OH =conc. H2SO4=>     H3C-HC=CH2 + H2O (alkene)
    • Halogenation
      • With Phosphorous trihalides
        • Examples...
          • For chloroalkane... 3C3H7OH + PCl3 ==>         3C3H7Cl +H3PO3
          • For bromoalkane... 3C3H7OH + P + 1.5Br2 =heat under reflux=> 3C3H7Br +H3PO3
          • For iodoalkane... 3C3H7OH + P + 1.5I2 =heat under reflux=> 3C3H7I +H3PO3
      • With PCl5
        • Test For OH Group
        • Example...
          • C3H7OH + PCl5 ==>         C3H7Cl + POCl3 + HCl (steamy fumes, turn damp litmus paper red) 
      • With Thionyl Chloride
        • Makes For Easily Purifiable Halogenoalkanes
        • Example...
          • C3H7OH + SOCl2 ==>     C3H7Cl + SO2(g) + HCl(g)
      • With Hydrogen Halides
        • Examples...
          • For chloroalkane...(CH3)3C-OH + HCl =conc. HCl=> C3H7Cl + H2O (only with tertiary alcohols)
          • For bromoalkane...C3H7OH + HBr =NaBr, conc. H2SO4, distill product=> C3H7Br +H2O
          • For iodoalkane... C3H7OH +HI =KI, conc. H3PO4, distill product=> C3H7I + H2O
    • Oxidation
      • Primary
        • R-CH2-OH + [O] =distilling=> R-C(=O)(-H) (aldehyde) [O] = K2Cr2O7 PTO if not distilled...
        • R-CH2-OH + 2[O] =boil under reflux=> R-C(=O)(-OH) (carboxylic acid)
      • Secondary
        • R2CH-OH + [O] ==> R-C(=O)(-R) (ketone)
      • Tertiary
        • R3C-OH + [O] ==> no reaction

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A level Chemistry (Unit 2) Mind Map on Reactions, created by Robin M on 07/05/2013.
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