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Reaction - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Repulsion
      - Attraction
    - - Sucking (-)
      - Donation (+)
  - - - (-)
      - (+)
- - - - Ionic Bond
    - - Carb-Anion (-)
      - Carbo-Cation (+)
        
        Non-Classical Carbocation
        Charge Delocalisation
        
        Classical Carbocation
- - - - Rearrangement Reaction
        Carbon skeleton of molecule Rearranged
        = structural isomer of original molecule.
        
        electron Deficient
        Nitrogen (+)
        
        Beckmann Rearrangement
        
        Iso-cyanate
        (R-N=C=O)
        
        Carboxylate (R-COO-)
        
        Lossen Rearrangement
        
        Nitrene (R-N)
        + N2 (Gas)
        
        Curtis Rearrangement
        
        Schmidt Rearrangement
        
        Hofmann rearrangement
        (Hofmann degradation)
        
        Rearrangement To Carbon
        
        electron Rich
        carbon (Carboanion)
        
        Sommelet Hauser [2,3]-Sigma
        Tropic-Rearrangement
        
        Favorskii Rearrangement
        
        electron Deficient
        carbon (Carbocation)
        
        Benzilic Acid Rearrangement
        
        Pinacol–Pinacolone Rearrangement
        
        Carbene (H2C-)
        
        Wolf Rearrangement
        
        electron deficient oxygen
        
        Bayer-villiger Rearrangement
        
        Aromatic Rearrangement
        
        Fries [1,3]-Sigma
        Tropic Rearrangement
      - Rearrangement Reaction
        Carbon skeleton of molecule Rearranged
        = structural isomer of original molecule.
        
        Leaving-Migration
        
        Amplitude
        
        Survival
        
        Without Electron (+)
        
        ion-Leave
        
        With Electrons (-)
        
        Leave = Base
        
        Migration
    - - Radical Substitution
      - Loving
        
        Electrophilic
        
        Aromatic
        
        Aliphatic
        
        Nucleophilic
        
        Aromatic
        
        Aliphatic
        
        Acyl
        
        SN2
        
        SN1
      - Acid + Base
        = Salt + Water
  - - - Subtraction
        
        Condensation Reaction
        
        Elimination Reaction
        
        Decomposition
      - Addition Reaction
- - - - Liquid (Solvent)
        Chromatography
        
        Chromatographic Bed
        
        2D
        
        Thin Layer Chromatography
        
        Mobile Phase (Solvent)
        
        Non-Polar Solvent
        
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        Polar Solvent
        
        2 more items...
        
        Solvent
        
        Volatile
        
        2 more items...
        
        Solvent Polarity
        
        2 more items...
        
        3D
        
        Column Chromatography
  - - - Types
        
        Immiscible Liquid
        
        Steam Distillation
        
        Miscible Liquid
        
        Fractional Distillation (< 25°C)
        
        Simple Distillation
        (25° > 50° > 150)°
  - - - Recrystallization
        
        solvent system
        
        1-Solvent System
        
        2> Solvent System
        
        At Different Time (A = Soluble + B)
        
        At Same Time (A : B)
- - - - Non-Volatile
      - Volatile
        Pentane > Acetone > Methanol >
        n-Hexane > Chloroform > Ethanol >
        Ethyl Acetate
    - - Non-Polar Solvent
        Heptane > Hexane > Pentane > Cyclohexane > Carbon
        Tetrachloride > Toluene > Benzene > Chloroform
      - Polar-Solvent
        Methanol > Ethanol > n/iso-Propanol >
        Acetonitrile > Ethyl Acetate > Acetone >
        DMSO > THF
        
        Polar A-Protic solvent
        Ethyl Acetate, Acetone, THF, DMSO
        
        Polar Protic solvent (O-H/N-H bonds)
        H2O, Methanol, Ethanol, n-Propanol
  - - - Base
      - Acid
        
        Organic Acid
        (Weak Acid)
        
        Aromatic
        
        Aliphatic
        
        Inorganic Acid
        (Strong Acid)
    - - Nucleophile
      - Electrophile
    - - Reducing Agent
      - Oxidising agent
- - - - Hetero-Cyclic
        
        Non-Aromatic
        
        Poly-Cyclic
        
        Mono-Cyclic
        
        6-Membered
        
        5-Membered
        
        Aromatic
        
        Poly-Cyclic
        
        Mono-Cyclic
        
        6-Membered
        
        5-Membered
      - Homo-Cyclic
        
        Non-Planar
        
        Non-Aromatic
        
        Planar
        
        Anti-Aromatic
        
        Aromatic
    - - Unsaturated
        
        Alkyne
        
        Alkene
      - Saturated
        
        Alkane
  - - - SP3
        
        O = 3
        
        Ortho-Ester
        
        O = 2
        
        Ketal
        
        Acetal
        
        Hemi
        
        Hemi-Ketal
        
        Hemi-Acetal
      - C=O
        
        O > 1
        
        O = 3
        
        Carbonate Ester
        
        Acid Anhydride
        
        O = 2
        
        Carboxyl
        
        Ester
        
        O = 1
        
        Ketone
        
        Acyl-Halide
        (Acid Halide)
        
        Aldehyde
      - O-O
        
        Peroxide
        
        Hydroperoxide
        
        R-O-H
        
        Ether
        
        Alcohol
    - - SP3
        
        Sulfinic Acid
        
        Sulfonate Ester
        
        Sulfone
      - iso-Thio-Cyanate
        
        Thio-Cyanate
      - Sulfinic Acid
        
        Sulf-Oxide
        
        Thio-Ketone
        
        Thi-Aldehyde
      - Disulfide
        
        R-S-H
        
        Sulfide (Thio-Ether)
        
        Thiol
    - - N-N
        
        Azide
        
        Azo
      - C-N
        
        Un-Saturated
        
        3 Bond
        
        Nitrile
        
        2 Bond
        
        imine
        
        Saturated
        
        Amine
      - O
        
        C-N
        
        iso-Cyanate
        
        Cyanate
        
        Acyl
        
        Oxime
        
        Carbonyl
        
        imide
        
        Amide
        
        N-O
        
        1>O
        
        Nitro
        
        Nitrate
        
        Nitrite
        
        1 O
        
        Nitroso