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This document addresses specifically the Benzene and Phenol reactions/mechanisms. For Benzene, it provides outlines for each type of reaction and in turn, not only an identification of the corresponding mechanism but also a step-by-step guide to all mechanisms: Mechanism 1: Nitration Mechanism 2: Bromination Mechanism 3: Alkylations of Benzene (Friedel-Crafts reaction) Mechanism 4: Acylation of Benzene (Friedel-Crafts reaction) * Notes about the catalyst, electrophile, reagents, and conditi...

This document offers concise summaries of organic chemistry I reactions for alkanes, alkenes, halogenoalkanes, and alcohols, as outlined in the Pearson Edexcel A Level specification. It organizes the reactions of each chemical group into separate tables, detailing the type of reaction, reagents, conditions, and products. Specifically, it also includes electrophiles for alkenes, nucleophiles for halogenoalkanes, and the type of alcohol involved in the alcohol reactions, presenting a clear and...

This document addresses specifically the Benzene and Phenol reactions/mechanisms. For Benzene, it provides outlines for each type of reaction and in turn, not only an identification of the corresponding mechanism but also a step-by-step guide to all mechanisms: Mechanism 1: Nitration Mechanism 2: Bromination Mechanism 3: Alkylations of Benzene (Friedel-Crafts reaction) Mechanism 4: Acylation of Benzene (Friedel-Crafts reaction) * Notes about the catalyst, electrophile, reagents, and conditi...

This document offers concise summaries of organic chemistry I reactions for alkanes, alkenes, halogenoalkanes, and alcohols, as outlined in the Pearson Edexcel A Level specification. It organizes the reactions of each chemical group into separate tables, detailing the type of reaction, reagents, conditions, and products. Specifically, it also includes electrophiles for alkenes, nucleophiles for halogenoalkanes, and the type of alcohol involved in alcohol reactions, presenting a clear and str...

This document provides clear and detailed instructions on identifying various ions in inorganic chemistry. It explains how to detect carbonate and hydrogencarbonate ions using aqueous acids, sulfate ions with acidified barium chloride, and ammonium ions using a sodium hydroxide solution and heat. The document also outlines the identification of halide ions using nitric acid and silver nitrate, and Group 1 and 2 metal ions through flame tests. Additionally, it includes reactions of copper, ch...