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Reactions Organic Chemistry - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Intiation
        
        Propagation
        
        Termination
        
        Removes radicals from reaction by making them react with one another
        
        Makes continuous reactions using and producing radicals
        
        UV light breaks Halogen atoms and forms 2 Halogen radicals
- - - - Transform Alkenes in Alkanes by breaking double bond and adding H2
      - Production of margarine
        
        Transfat may be dangerous (produced by hydrogenation)
    - - Converts Alkene into Alchool
        
        Addition of H2SO4 and then quickly hydrolysis, replacing HSO4- with OH-
        
        Production of Ethanol
        
        H2SO4 used as a catalysis
    - - Addition of halogen halides
        
        Breaks double bond and 2 same elements attach to Carbons
      - Addition of halogens that are not halides
        
        Breaks double bond and 2 different elements attach to carbon
        
        Room temperature
      - Loss of colour
    - - Large molecule with repeating unit
      - Only with Alkenes because they do addition reaction more easily
- - - - If Alcohol is primary --> product is Aldehyde and later Carboxylic acid
        
        In order to obtain Aldehyde, distillation is used
        
        In order to obtain Carboxylic acid, leave the Aldehyde in contact with the oxidizing agent for more time (reflux)
        
        Needs Heat + Acidic oxidizing agent ( Potassium Dichromate)
      - If Alcohol is secondary in oxidation reaction --> product is Ketone and H20
      - If the Alcohol is tertiary, there will be no reaction