Haloalkanes Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

QCAA chemistry Unit 4 Topic 1: Properties and structure of organic materials, Questions and answers/ What are the two types of structural isomers? Positional isomer: Where a functional group is bonded at different locations on an organic molecule. Chain isomer: Where an organic molecule contains branching. A geometric isomer is a type of ______isomer Stereoisomer What is a geometric isomer? A molecule with the same structural formula but with different arrangement of atoms in space as...

What is an alkene and its general formula? It is an unsaturated hydrocarbon with a least one C=C bond. General formula is CnH2n What is a sigma bond? σ single covalent bond formed when two s orbitals overlap. High electron density What is a pi bond? sideways overlap of p orbitals that occur in a double or triple bond. Much weaker than sigma, low bond enthalpy and lower electrostatic attraction Is an alkane or an alkene more reactive? Alkene. contains both sigma and pi bonds with high ele...

A comprehensive summary of organic chemistry based on the OCR A Level Chemistry A H432 specification.

Conditions for oxidation of primary alcohols to aldehydes [O] - Acidified potassium dichromate (VII) Distillation Conditions for oxidation of primary alcohols to carboxylic acids 2[O] - Acidified potassium dichromate (VII) Reflux Conditions for oxidation of secondary alcohols to ketones [O] - Acidified potassium dichromate (VII) Reflux Colour change for reduction of dichromate (VII) ions - Orange to Green Conditions for oxidation of tertiary alcohols - Do not oxidise under normal conditi...

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Haloalkanes are organic compounds containing halogen atoms bonded to carbon atoms. Haloarenes are similar, but they contain halogen atoms bonded to aromatic (ring-like) carbon structures. Both types of compounds are used in various chemical reactions and have different properties based on the specific halogen and carbon arrangement.

The following document outlines the following chapters in Organic Chemistry. It was created referring to the physics 2021 SAGS document, everything included it examinable as stated in the SAGS. It includes information on: Alkanes Alkenes Haloalkanes Alcohols Carboxylic acid Esters Isomers And information on harder theory questions (Alkanes BP vs Alcohols BP) Explanations and examples of all examinable organic reactions All necessary SAGS definitions

This document covers notes of Chapter 15 from OCR A level Chemistry revision guide.

A level chemistry exams will often require you to describe a chemical test, in which you will need to be able to identify the reagent required, the observations and the species produced. This document provides a summary of these reactions, along with the aforementioned details. Having these details committed to memory will greatly benefit your ability to answer questions of this style, and allow you to secure marks quickly. The chemical tests included here are: tests for cations (group 2 ions, g...

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