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6. What type of reaction turns a alkene into a halogenoalkane?
- Halogenation
- Radical substitution
- Electrophilic addition
- Nucleophilic substitution
7. What are the conditions for a halogenoalkane to turn into an amine?
- Heat in sealed tube with concentrated ammonia
- Platinium catalyst at room temperature
- Concentrated phosphoric acid catalyst, 300 degrees celsius, 60 atm
- Pass vapour over heated catalyst
8. What are the conditions for an alkane to turn into a halogenoalkane?
- UV light
- Room temperature
- Concentrated aqueous solution of halogen
- Platinium catalyst at room temperature
9. What type of reaction turns a primary alcohol into a carboxylic acid?
- Nucleophilic substitution
- Radical substitution
- Oxidation
- Electrophilic addition
10. What are the conditions for an alkene to turn into a halogenoalkane?
- Concentrated aqueous solution of halogen
- Platinium catalyst at room temperature
- UV light
- Pass vapour over heated catalyst
11. What type of reaction turns a secondary alcohol into a ketone?
- Oxidation
- Radical substitution
- Electrophilic addition
- Nucleophilic substitution
12. What type of reaction turns a alkene into a alkane?
- Nucleophilic substitution
- Electrophilic addition
- Radical substitution
- Electrophilic substitution
13. What are the conditions for a halogenoalkane to turn into an alcohol?
- Concentrated phosphoric acid catalyst, 300 degrees celsius, 60 atm
- Reflux
- Pass vapour over heated catalyst
- Platinium catalyst at room temperature
14. What are the conditions for a halogenoalkane to turn into a nitrile?
- Platinium catalyst at room temperature
- Reflux
- Pass vapour over heated catalyst
- Concentrated phosphoric acid catalyst, 300 degrees celsius, 60 atm
15. What type of reaction turns a halogenoalkane into an alcohol?
- Nucleophilic substitution
- Electrophilic substitution
- Radical substitution
- Electrophilic addition
16. What type of reaction turns a halogenoalkane into amine?
- Electrophilic addition
- Nucleophilic substitution
- Radical substitution
- Radical addition
17. What type of reaction turns an alcohol into an alkene?
- Elimanition
- Nucleophilic substitution
- Radical substitution
- Electrophilic addition
18. What are the conditions for an alcohol to turn into a chloroalkane?
- Platinium catalyst at room temperature
- Room temperature
- Pass vapour over heated catalyst
- Concentrated phosphoric acid catalyst, 300 degrees celsius, 60 atm
19. What are the conditions for an alcohol to turn into an alkene?
- Room temperature
- Pass vapour over heated catalyst
- Platinium catalyst at room temperature
- Concentrated phosphoric acid catalyst, 300 degrees celsius, 60 atm
20. What are the conditions for a primary alcohol to turn into an aldehyde?
- Platinium catalyst at room temperature
- Heat and distill off as formed
- Pass vapour over heated catalyst
- Concentrated phosphoric acid catalyst, 300 degrees celsius, 60 atm