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Electrophillic addition

A positively charged species attracted to negative

ELECTRO-LOVE

Why kekule was wrong

X-Ray showed regular bond length.



Hydrogenation of benzene had a lesser enthalpy change than he proposed



Less reactive than the suggested structure

3 Reasons

Pi bond (in Benzene)

Extra electrons from the carbon in benzene that were in p orbitals all form an electron cloud above and below the ring

P orbital

Substitution reactions

Reactions where one functional group in a chemical compound is replaced with another. Benzene undergoes these.

Substitution

This makes phenol more reactive than benzene

The lone pair of electrons in the p orbital of oxygen join the electron cloud in benzene meaning it has a higher electron density

Benzene

Nitration of benzene mechanism

Conditions of the nitration of benzene

Conc. Nitric acid (HNO_3)



Conc. Sulphuric acid (H_2 SO_4)



Not exceeding 50 celsius.

Sodium Hydroxide + Phenol

Distillation of a primary alcohol forms

Aldehyde

Which alcohol is this

Primary

Which type of alcohol is this

Secondary

Secondary alcohol reacted with acidified potassium dichromate

Ketone

NaBH4

Sodium borohydride

Carboxylic acid + Metal



(Ethanoic Acid + Sodium)

Salt and hydrogen



(Sodium Ethanoate + Hydrogen)

Carboxylic Acid + Base



(Propanoic Acid + Potassium Hydroxide)

Salt and Water



(Potassium Propanoate + Water)

Brady's reagent

2,4-dinitrophenylhidrazine


Methanol


Sulphuric Acid

Brady's reagent + ketone/aldehyde

Yellow orange precipitate formed

How to make Tollens' reagent

Aqueous Sodium Hydroxide + Aqueous Silver Nitrate until a brown precipitate is formed.


Add dilute aqueous ammonia. Colourless.

Tollens' Reagent + Aldehyde

Silver mirror formed.

Tollens' Reagent + Ketone

Nothing