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Old Reactions

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Total cards: 11•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
Front (Question)

Addition of HX to alkene/alkyne

Back (Answer)

Alkene: Halogen goes to most sub, carbocation, enantiomers Alkyne: Halogen goes to most sub, anti with H, 2X=same carbon

#2
Front (Question)

Addition of HBr and peroxides to alkene/alkyne

Back (Answer)

Anti-markovnikov, least sub, 2X=same carbon

#3
Front (Question)

Addition of H+/H2O to alkene

Back (Answer)

Alkene to alcohol, OH on most sub, carbocation, enantiomers

#4
Front (Question)

Addition of X2 in CCl4 or H2O

Back (Answer)

With CCl4 forms alkane dihalide With H2O forms halohydrins (OH on most sub)

#5
Front (Question)

Addition of KMnO4/OH- to alkenes (cold and dulute or hot and with acid)

Back (Answer)

Cold/Dilute/OH- turns alkenes into cis-1,2-diols Hot/OH- and H+ turns alkenes into carboxylic acids, ketones, or CO2/H2O (1, 0, or 2 hydrogens)

#6
Front (Question)

Addition of EtONa to halides

Back (Answer)

Williamson Ether Synthesis (Methyl and 1* halides)

#7
Front (Question)

Hydrogenation of alkynes

Back (Answer)

Alkyne + H2 with NiB2(P-2) or Pd/CaCO3 → Cis-alkenes Alkyne + Li/NH3 or Na/NH3 → Trans-alkanes

#8
Front (Question)

Give a basic description of a Sn1 reaction

Back (Answer)

substitution with carbocation intermediate, weak nucleophile, polar protic solvent

#9
Front (Question)

Give a basic description of a Sn2 reaction

Back (Answer)

direct substitution with inverstion, small/strong nucleophile, polar aprotic solvent

#10
Front (Question)

Give a basic description of an E1 reaction

Back (Answer)

elimination with carbocation intermediate to produce =, strong acid, polar protic solvent

#11
Front (Question)

Give a basic description of an E2 reaction

Back (Answer)

direct elimination with = on more substituted (unless very bulky), strong base, polar aprotic