Homolytic fission

Heterolytic fission

free radicals

What type of reaction occurs between a halogen and an alkene?

Type of reaction, Reagents, conditions and stages of free radical substitution to form a haloalkane

what is a double bond made up of?

What makes alkenes more reactive?

Electrophile

Type of reaction alkenes go through

Markownikoff's rule

What makes a carbocation more stable?

Test for C=C double bond

production of alkanes from alkenes

Formation of alcohol from an alkene

products of complete combustion of alcohols

Formation of haloalkanes from alcohols (reagents, conditions, type of reaction)

Dehydration of alcohols

Oxidation of Primary Alcohols

Oxidation of Secondary Alcohols

Oxidation of Tertiary Alcohols

Haloalkane

Nucleophile

Reactivity of haloalkanes

Hydrolysis of haloalkanes

Rate of substitution reactions with haloalkanes

Formula of benzene

Comparison of Kekule's model and the delocalised model for benzene

Evidence for the delocalised model of benzene

Aromatic compound

What makes benzene more stable than alkenes?

What reactions to arenes undergo?

Halogen Carrier

Halogenation of Benzene

Friedel-Crafts alkylation

Friedel-Crafts acylation

Production of nitrobenzene

Phenol

Why is phenol more reactive than benzene?

Where do electron donating groups direct substitution? Give examples of electron donating groups.

Where do electron withdrawing groups direct substitution? Give examples of electron withdrawing groups.

Reaction of phenol with bromine water

Nitration of phenol

Phenol with bases (NaOH)

Carbonyl compounds

Reduction of aldehydes and ketones