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Addition reactions

Atoms added across a carbon-carbon double or triple bond (at least 1 double bond needed) Acid catalyst used sometimes Symmetrical= 1 product Asymmetrical=2 (M's rule)

Elimination

Atoms removed from molecule to produce double bond

Elimination of alcohol

alkene + h2o

Haloalkane + base (elimination)

Alkene + alcohol + simple ionic compound

Elimination: H atom being removed is most likely to be removed

From the C with the most C bonds (major product)

Substitution reaction

H or functional group replaced by a diff atom or func group

Features of substitution reaction

2 cmpnds= 2 diff cmpnds



C atoms have same # of bonds in reactant and product



Catalysts are often used

Substitution: alcohol + HX(acid w halogen)

Haloalkane + h2o

Haloalkane + hydroxide ion

Subs



Alcohol + halogen ion

Aromatics + Cl or Br

W a catalyst, = x

Benzene + acid

Subs



H2o + aromatic derivatives

Condensation rxtion

2 molecules form a larger molecule and water



Form amino acids and esters

Hydrolysis

H on one side OH on the other

Group in aldehydes

Carbonyl

Group in alcohol

Group in haloalkane

Group found in carboxylic acid

Carboxyl

Group found in amines

Group found in amides

Group found in ketones

Ketone

Group found in esters

Ketone + O

Group found in ether