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1 Organic reaction maps

2 Task 1. Highlight all oxidations red, reductions blue, substitutions green and additions or eliminations yellow propanenitrile propylamine propan-1-ol propanamide propanal propan-2-ol propanoic acid propane chloropropane ethylpropanoate propanone propanoyl chloride propene propanoic acid anhydride

3 Task 1. Answers propanenitrile propylamine propan-1-ol propanamide
propanal propan-2-ol propanoic acid propane chloropropane ethyl propanoate propanone propanoyl chloride propene propanoic acid anhydride

4 Task 2. Draw the correct structures alongside the names
propanenitrile propylamine propan-1-ol propanamide propanal propan-2-ol propanoic acid propane chloropropane ethyl propanoate propanone propanoyl chloride propene propanoic acid anhydride

5 Task 2. Answers propanenitrile propylamine propanamide propan-1-ol
propanal propanoic acid propan-2-ol propane chloropropane ethyl propanoate propanone propanoyl chloride propene propanoic acid anhydride

6 Task 3. Label all arrows with reagents and conditions
propanenitrile propylamine propan-1-ol propanamide propanal propan-2-ol propanoic acid propane K2Cr2O7 / H2SO4 reflux chloropropane ethyl propanoate propanone propanoyl chloride propene propanoic acid anhydride

7 Task 4. Draw in arrows for all the reactions you have met and label with reagents and conditions. Use a red colour to show oxidations and a blue colour for reductions propanenitrile propylamine propan-1-ol propanamide propanal propan-2-ol propanoic acid propane K2Cr2O7 / H2SO4 reflux chloropropane ethyl propanoate propanone propanoyl chloride propene propanoic acid chloride

8 Tasks 3 and 4. Answers propylamine propanenitrile propan-1-ol
H2 Nickel catalyst propylamine propanenitrile H2O / HCl cold K2Cr2O7 / H2SO4 distil off product NH3 H2O / HCl heat propan-1-ol K2Cr2O7 / H2SO4 reflux propanamide propanal H2O / NaOH 1. LiAlH4 (ether) 2. H2O propan-2-ol propanoic acid propane K2Cr2O7 / H2SO4 reflux Ethanol / H2SO4 reflux NH3 SOCl2 H2O chloropropane ethyl propanoate H2O / H2SO4 heat KOH in ethanol propanone Al2O3 heat ethanol 1. LiAlH4 (ether) 2. H2O HCl H2 Nickel catalyst propanoyl chloride propene H2O / H2SO4 Ethanol / H2SO4 reflux Addition or elimination substitution propanoic acid anhydride oxidation Reduction

9 Task 1. Highlight all oxidations red, reductions blue, substitutions green and additions or eliminations yellow

10 Task 1. Answers

11 Task 2. Write the correct names alongside the structures

12 Task 2. Answers propanenitrile propylamine propan-1-ol propanamide
propanal propan-2-ol propanoic acid propane chloropropane ethyl propanoate propanone propanoyl chloride propene propanoic acid anhydride

13 Task 3. Label all arrows with reagents and conditions

14 Task 4. Draw in arrows for all the reactions you have met and label with reagents and conditions. Use a red colour to show oxidations and a blue colour for reductions

15 Tasks 3 and 4. Answers addition or elimination substitution oxidation
H2 Nickel catalyst H2O / HCl cold K2Cr2O7 / H2SO4 distil off product NH3 H2O / HCl heat K2Cr2O7 / H2SO4 reflux H2O / NaOH 1. LiAlH4 (ether) 2. H2O K2Cr2O7 / H2SO4 reflux Ethanol / H2SO4 reflux NH3 SOCl2 H2O H2O / H2SO4 heat KOH in ethanol Al2O3 heat ethanol 1. LiAlH4 (ether) 2. H2O HCl H2 Nickel catalyst H2O / H2SO4 Ethanol / H2SO4 reflux addition or elimination substitution oxidation reduction

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