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  • Topic 6b
    • Halogenoalkanes
      • Properties
        • CnH2n+1X
        • Primary - one carbon attached to main carbon
        • Secondary - 2 carbon chains attached to main carbon
        • Tertiary - 3 carbon chains attached to the main carbon
          • Main carbon- the carbon atom the halogen is attached to
            • Primary - one carbon attached to main carbon
            • Secondary - 2 carbon chains attached to main carbon
    • Nucleophilic subsitiution
      • :OH- & :NH3
      • Swapping occurs
      • Halide ion is lost and the Nucleophile replaces it
    • Hydrolysis of Halogenoalkanes
      • Silver nitrate is added to form percipitates
      • Chloride ions = white
      • Bromide ions = cream
      • Iodide ions = yellow
      • Iodide ions from a precipitate the fastest
    • Haloalkanes + Hydroxide ions
      • Must be done in heat under reflux
      • Haloalkaes reacted with sodium/potassium hydroxide
      • :OH- is much  stronger than the halide ion on the carbon chain and so replaces it
    • Haloalkanes and ammonia
      • reacted with Ammonia dissolved in ethanol
      • Ammonia acts as a nucleophile
    • Haloalkanes with potassium cyanide
      • Forms a nitrile
      • Preformed under reflux
      • CN- acts as a nucleophile
    • Haloalkanes with Alcoholic OH- ions
      • Makes an alkene
      • elimination occurs due to the alcoholic nature of the reaction
    • Alcohols
      • Properties
        • CnH2n+OH
        • Can be primary, secondary or tertiary
        • Polar molecules that can dissolve in water
    • Alcohols + oxygen and sodium
      • Oxygen- undergoes complete combustion
      • Sodium- form sodium oxides and hydrogen gas
    • Substitution reactions of alcohols
      • Phosphorus chloride (PCl5)
      • Room temperature
      • Primary- POCl3 + HCl
      • Secondary- H2O
      • Tertiary- H3PO3
    • Primary alcohols
      • Partial oxidation
        • alcohol to aldehyde
        • Orange to green
        • Potassium dichromate reagent
        • Full oxidation
          • Carboxylic acid- orange to green colour
    • Secondary alcohols
      • Potassium dichromate to  make a ketone

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