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1 Organic reaction maps drag and drop
Task 1 reaction types Task 1 answers Task 2 matching structures to names Task 2 answers Task 3 reagents and conditions Task 3 answers

2 Task 1. Drag a colour block to label arrows as oxidations, reductions substitutions and additions or eliminations (some arrows may be more than one type of reaction) chloropropane propan-2-ol ethylpropanoate propanoic acid propanamide propanenitrile propanone propanal propan-1-ol propylamine propene propanoic acid anhydride propanoyl chloride propane Substitution Elimination Addition Reduction Oxidation answers

3 Task 1. Answers Task 1 Reduction Addition Addition Substitution
propanenitrile propylamine Addition Substitution Addition propan-1-ol Oxidation propanamide Substitution propanal Oxidation Substitution propan-2-ol propanoic acid propane Addition Reduction Substitution Reduction Oxidation Substitution Substitution chloropropane ethylpropanoate Oxidation Addition propanone Substitution Elimination Elimination propanoyl chloride propene Reduction Addition Substitution propanoic acid anhydride Task 1

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

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

6 Task 3. Drag and drop the correct reagents and conditions onto the correct arrows in the next slide

7 answers propylamine propanenitrile propan-1-ol propanamide propanal
H2 Nickel catalyst K2Cr2O7 / H2SO4 distil off product 1. LiAlH4 (ether) 2. H2O NH3 H2O / NaOH H2O / HCl cold NH3 propylamine propanenitrile SOCl2 H2O / HCl heat K2Cr2O7 / H2SO4 reflux ethanol propan-1-ol propanamide propanal Ethanol / H2SO4 reflux propan-2-ol propanoic acid propane H2O chloropropane ethylpropanoate propanone propanoyl chloride propene K2Cr2O7 / H2SO4 reflux H2 Nickel catalyst H2O / H2SO4 heat 1. LiAlH4 (ether) 2. H2O propanoic acid anhydride Al2O3 heat Ethanol / H2SO4 reflux H2O / H2SO4 KOH in ethanol HCl answers

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

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