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Last updated: March 13, 2025
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Alkenes can take part in electrophilic addition reactions with _ to form alkanes in the presence of a catalyst
Monohaloalkanes can take part in nucleophilic substitution reactions with _ to form alcohols
Aldehydes and ketones can undergo reduction by eg. lithium aluminium hydride to form _ (3)
_ can be hydrolysed to form carboxylic acids (2)
_ can take part in electrophilic addition reactions with hydrogen to form alkanes in the presence of a catalyst (3)
_ can take part in nucleophilic substitution reactions with alcoholic alkoxides to form ethers (2)
Alcohols can undergo dehydration to form _, using a catalyst such as aluminium oxide, concentrated sulfuric acid, or concentrated phosphoric acid (1)
Alkenes can undergo acid catalysed hydration (electrophilic addition) to form _ (2)
Alcohols can react with acid chlorides to form esters using _
Alkenes can take part in _ reactions with hydrogen to form alkanes in the presence of a catalyst
Alcohols can react with carboxylic acids to form esters using eg. concentrated sulfuric acid or _ (2)
_ can react with acid chlorides to form esters using no catalyst
Alcohols can react with metals such as _ or potassium to form alcoholic alkoxides
Alkenes can take part in electrophilic addition reactions with hydrogen to form _ in the presence of a catalyst
Alkenes can take part in_ reactions with hydrogen halides to form monohaloalkanes (3)
Alkenes can undergo _ catalysed hydration (electrophilic addition) to form alcohols
_ can be oxidised using eg. acidified permanganate, acidified dichromate, or hot copper (II) oxide (6)
Monohaloalkanes can take part in _ reactions with aqueous alkalis to form alcohols (1)
Nitriles can be _ to form carboxylic acids
Alcohols can react with carboxylic acids to form _ using eg. concentrated sulfuric acid or concentrated phosphoric acid. (1)
_ can undergo base-induced elimination of hydrogen halides to form alkenes
Monohaloalkanes can take part in nucleophilic substitution reactions with alcoholic alkoxides to form _
_ can undergo dehydration to form alkenes, using a catalyst such as aluminium oxide, concentrated sulfuric acid, or concentrated phosphoric acid (4)
Alkenes can take part in electrophilic addition reactions with halogens to form _
Alkenes can take part in electrophilic addition reactions with _ to form monohaloalkanes (2)
Alkenes can take part in electrophilic addition reactions with hydrogen halides to form_ (4)
Alcohols can undergo _ to form alkenes, using a catalyst such as aluminium oxide, concentrated sulfuric acid, or concentrated phosphoric acid
Aldehydes and ketones can undergo reduction by eg. _ to form alcohols
Alcohols can be oxidised using eg. acidified permanganate, _ , or hot copper (II) oxide
_ can undergo reduction by eg. lithium aluminium hydride to form alcohols
Alcohols can react with acid chlorides to form _ using no catalyst (2)
Alcohols can undergo dehydration to form alkenes, using a catalyst such as aluminium oxide, concentrated sulfuric acid, or _ (1)
Alkenes can take part in _ reactions with halogens to form dihaloalkanes (2)
Monohaloalkanes can undergo base-induced elimination of hydrogen halides to form _ (2
Aldehydes and ketones can undergo _ by eg. lithium aluminium hydride to form alcohols
_ can take part in electrophilic addition reactions with hydrogen halides to form monohaloalkanes (5)
_ can undergo acid catalysed hydration (electrophilic addition) to form alcohols
Alcohols can undergo dehydration to form alkenes, using a catalyst such as _, concentrated sulfuric acid, or concentrated phosphoric acid
Monohaloalkanes can take part in _ reactions with ethanolic cyanide to form nitriles (3)
_ can take part in nucleophilic substitution reactions with ethanolic cyanide to form nitriles (3)
Monohaloalkanes can take part in nucleophilic substitution reactions with aqueous alkalis to form _ (1)
Monohaloalkanes can undergo base-induced elimination of _ to form alkenes (1)
Alcohols can react with _ to form esters using no catalyst
Alcohols can undergo dehydration to form alkenes, using a catalyst such as aluminium oxide, _ , or concentrated phosphoric acid (1)
Alcohols can react with metals such as sodium or potassium to form _ (2)
Monohaloalkanes can take part in nucleophilic substitution reactions with _ to form nitriles
Alcohols can be _ using eg. acidified permanganate, acidified dichromate, or hot copper (II) oxide
Monohaloalkanes can undergo base-induced _ of hydrogen halides to form alkenes
_ can react with metals such as sodium or potassium to form alcoholic alkoxides (5)
_ can react with carboxylic acids to form esters using eg. concentrated sulfuric acid or concentrated phosphoric acid. (7)
Alkenes can undergo acid catalysed _ (electrophilic addition) to form alcohols
Alkenes can undergo acid catalysed hydration (_) to form alcohols (7)
Monohaloalkanes can take part in _ reactions with alcoholic alkoxides to form ethers (2)
Monohaloalkanes can undergo _-induced elimination of hydrogen halides to form alkenes
Monohaloalkanes can take part in nucleophilic substitution reactions with _ to form ethers
_ can take part in nucleophilic substitution reactions with aqueous alkalis to form alcohols (1)
_ can take part in electrophilic addition reactions with halogens to form dihaloalkanes (4)
Alcohols can react with carboxylic acids to form esters using eg. _ or concentrated phosphoric acid. (2)
Alcohols can react with metals such as sodium or _ to form alcoholic alkoxides
Alkenes can take part in electrophilic addition reactions with _ to form dihaloalkanes
Nitriles can be hydrolysed to form _ (1)
Monohaloalkanes can take part in nucleophilic substitution reactions with ethanolic cyanide to form _ (1)
Alcohols can react with _ to form esters using eg. concentrated sulfuric acid or concentrated phosphoric acid. (2)
Alcohols can be oxidised using eg. _, acidified dichromate, or hot copper (II) oxide
Alcohols can be oxidised using eg. acidified permanganate, acidified dichromate, or _
Acid
Acid chloride
Acidified dichromate
Acidified permanganate
Alcoholic alkoxides
Alcoholic alkoxides (2)
Alcohols
Alcohols (1)
Alcohols (2)
Alcohols (3)
Alcohols (4)
Alcohols (5)
Alcohols (6)
Alcohols (7)
Aldehydes and ketones
Alkanes
Alkenes
Alkenes (1)
Alkenes (2)
Alkenes (3)
Alkenes (4)
Alkenes (5)
Aluminium oxide
Aqueous alkalis
Base
Carboxylic acids (1)
Carboxylic acids (2)
Conc. phosphoric acid
Conc. Sulphuric acid (2)
Concentrated phosphoric acid (1)
Concentrated sulfuric acid (1)
Dehydration
Dihaloalkanes
Electrophilic addition
Electrophilic addition (2)
Electrophilic addition (3)
Electrophilic addition (7)
Elimination
Esters (1)
Esters (2)
Ethanolic cyanide
Ethers
Halogens
Hot copper (II) oxide
Hydration
Hydrogen
Hydrogen halides (1)
Hydrogen halides (2)
Hydrolysed
Lithium aluminium hydride
Monohaloalkanes
Monohaloalkanes (1)
Monohaloalkanes (2)
Monohaloalkanes (3)
Monohaloalkanes (4)
Nitriles (1)
Nitriles (2)
No catalyst
Nucleophilic Substitution (1)
Nucleophilic substitution (2)
Nucleophilic substitution (3)
Oxidised
Potassium
Reduction
Sodium
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