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Total cards: 11•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026
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#1
Front (Question)
Conditions and reagent for chlorination of alkanes
Back (Answer)
C: UV light R: Cl2
#2
Front (Question)
Role of hydroxides in elimination
Back (Answer)
Base
#3
Front (Question)
What is a nucleophile
Back (Answer)
Electron pair donor
#4
Front (Question)
What is an electrophile
Back (Answer)
Electron pair acceptor
#5
Front (Question)
Conditions and reagent for nucleophili substitution
Back (Answer)
C: aqueous or ethanoic R: OH-, CN-, NH4
#6
Front (Question)
What does nucleophilic substituion with cyanide produce
Back (Answer)
Nitriles
#7
Front (Question)
What does nucleophilic substituion with hydroxide produce
Back (Answer)
Alcohol
#8
Front (Question)
What does nucleophilic substituion with ammonia produce
Back (Answer)
Amines
#9
Front (Question)
Conditions and reagent for elimination
Back (Answer)
C: Warm, ethanoic R: OH-
#10
Front (Question)
What 3 products are formed in elimination
Back (Answer)
Alkene, water, halide
#11
Front (Question)
Reagent and condition for electrohilic addition
Back (Answer)
R: Br2, HBR. H2SO4 C: None