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Explain the 3 types of structural isomerism

1.chain-diff no. of C atoms in a straight chain


2.positional-change in pos of functional group


3.functional group-diff functional group

Same molecular formula

Define sterioisomerism

Difference in orientation in space

Same molecular formula

Give 3 conditions for cis-trans isomerism to occur

1.each C atom must hv 2 diff groups for rotation to be detectable


2.must be restricted rotation


3. Across C=C double bond

What's optical isomerism?

It occurs only when 4 diff alkyl groups are attached to the same C atom

when does it occur

Give 4 conditions for optical isomerism to take place(marking points)

1.Chiral carbon


2.Asterisk on Chiral carbon


3.3D illustration


4.Correct reflection

What are alkanes?


Why are they unreactive?

-Saturated hydrocarbons


-unreactive bcz they are saturated

What 2 types of reaction do alkanes undergo?

FREE RADICAL SUBSTITUTION


COMBUSTION

What conditions are necessary for free radical substitution of an alkane to occur

UV light for initiation step

By what process do free radicals form?

Homolytic fission

Breaking of a covalent bond

Example of free radical substitution -shortened

3 steps

Is combustion of alkanes exo/endothermic?

Highly exothermic

What's the importance of cracking alkenes?

More useful small alkane molecules are formed and polyalkenes formed and used as feed stock and used to make Hydrogen for haber process

Example of cracking:


Undecane->heptane + ethene.


What's the reagent?


What are the conditions?

Reagent:Undecane(alkane being cracked )


Conditions: Al2Cl3/SiO3 catalyst


Strong heating (500'C)

When Cl2 is used in free radical substitution of alkanes, what happens if more Cl2 is added?

Further substitution is possible from e.g. tetrachloro- to pentachloro- to hexachloro-...

What is an alkene?

Unsaturated hydrocarbon

What products are formed when alkenes react with aqueous halogens?


Reagents?


Conditions?



Halogen alcohol + dihalogenoalkanes



E.g


C3H6 + Br2 (aq)-> Bromopropan-2ol[CH3CH (OH)CH2Br] + dibromopropane.[CH3CHBr (CH2Br)]



Reagents:aqueous Br2


Conditions:RT and Ethanol as co-solvent

Explain the formation of bromoalcohol from the reaction of alkenes with aqueous halogens.

What type of addition do Alkenes generally undergo?

Electrophilic

What's an electrophile

Electron-deficient

What is a nucleophile

Electron-rich

What is heterolytic fission?

Breaking of covalent bond in such a way that 1 atom take both electrons from the bonds making it negative and leaving the other positively charged

What is homolytic fission

Formation of free radicals

When alkenes undergo Electrophilic addition,


What are the reagents?


Conditions?


Products?


Mechanism?


Reagent:HBr in ether solution OR pure HBr


Conditions :RT


Products:bromoALKANE



Mechanism is similar to that of adding Br2

State the reagent, conditions and mechanism when Br2, a halogen, is added to an alkene

Reagent:pure Br2/Br2 in CCl4 solvent


Conditions:RT


Mechanism:same as with aqueous halogen.

When steam is reacted with an alkene, what catalyst is used?


Give reagents and conditions.

Phosphoric acid catalyst


An ALCOHOL is formed reagent-steam


Conditions - H3PO4 catalyst


Strong heating


Pressure

Alkene + Hydrogen->.....


Complete the above reaction


What catalyst is used?


What's the reagent?


What are the conditions?

Nickel catalyst


An ALKANE is formed


Reagent:H2 gas


Condutions:Ni catalyst


Heat (150)

When an alkane is oxidized by Mn04-(manganate (7)) ions,


What are the products?


Explain mechanism.


Reagent and conditions.


Observations.

Product: Alkane-1,2-idol or A DIOL .


mechanism: alkene + H2O + [O]-> alkane-1,2-diol


Reagent-aqueous KMnO4


Conditions-Cold, dilute


RT


Observation: purple solution turns colourless